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Aregbesola @63: Alabi salutes ex- governor, lauds his progressive virtues


The Deputy Governor, State of Osun, Mr Benedict Alabi , has described the former governor of the state and Minister of Interior, Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola, as a leading light in the progressive circle .
 
He said the clear-cut progressive ideology of Aregbesola continues to reflect in every stage of his political endeavours, adding that the state is proud of political figure like him.
 
This was contained in a congratulatory message made available to newsmen in Osogbo , the state capital on Monday.
 
Alabi therefore wished the former governor a life filled with abundant blessings and good health.
 
" As you celebrate your 63rd birthday, I wish you outstanding accomplishments in good health and joy.
 
"May God continue to bless you and your household. On behalf of my family, I say multiple congratulations to you on your special day, and on the recent addition to your family, as I also wish you and your family Eid Mubarak", Alabi concluded .

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