Agbado Okeodo LCDA Looks Bright: Dr. ESV. Olamide Adigun Congratulates Hon. Abiodun Ejigbadero

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Dr. ESV. Olamide Adigun warmly congratulates Hon. Abiodun Ejigbadero on his recent inauguration as the Executive Chairman of Agbado Okeodo. 


He expresses his best wishes for a productive tenure and a thriving administration. Dr. Adigun also recognizes the significant contributions of the APC party within the LCDA, highlighting their vital support.


He firmly believes that Agbado Okeodo LCDA is poised for transformation in the near future. 


In his message, Dr. Adigun encourages all leaders and community members to actively support the new administration for the betterment of the community.


Signed.


Dr. ESV. Olamide ADIGUN

ANIVS, RSV, MCAI, MBA, CPM, MIPHA.

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