The Ekiti Muslim Pilgrim Welfare Board has congratulated the First Lady of Ekiti State, Dr. Olayemi Oyebanji, and the Secretary to the State Government, Professor Habibat Omolara Adubiaro, as they mark their birthdays, describing both women as symbols of leadership, compassion, and dedication to the service of humanity.
In a press statement signed by the Board’s Chairman, Alhaji Salman Adedipe, and obtained by RoundoffNews, the Board extolled Dr. Oyebanji for her outstanding contributions to women and children’s development, noting that her visionary initiatives have strengthened family welfare and community growth across the state.
“Dr. Oyebanji represents a beacon of humility and selfless service,” the statement read. “Her tireless commitment to uplifting women and nurturing the potential of children through education and empowerment has touched countless lives. She embodies the virtues of compassion, integrity, and quiet strength that continue to inspire hope and unity among the people of Ekiti State.”
Adedipe further commended the First Lady’s steadfast support for her husband, Governor Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji, describing her as “a dependable partner in governance whose influence reinforces the state’s focus on inclusive development and social harmony.”
In the same message, the Board congratulated Professor Habibat Omolara Adubiaro, the Secretary to the State Government, on the occasion of her 60th birthday, acknowledging her decades of dedicated service to education, governance, and community advancement.
“Professor Adubiaro’s leadership has been defined by excellence, discipline, and commitment to the public good,” the statement continued. “Her efforts in promoting inclusivity, fostering development, and supporting the Governor’s transformative agenda have left an enduring mark on the state.”
The Board extended warm wishes for continued success, health, and divine blessings to both distinguished women, describing them as exemplary figures whose contributions reflect the core values of diligence, empathy, and faith-driven service.
“On behalf of all members of the Ekiti Muslim Pilgrim Welfare Board, we celebrate these outstanding women for their integrity, courage, and devotion to humanity,” Alhaji Adedipe added.
