Baale of Ajah Kingdom Celebrates Hamzat at 62, hails his Leadership And Service to Lagos

The Baale of Ajah Kingdom, High-Chief Ismail Ishola Adewale Adeleke Adamson Ojupon IV, has felicitated with the Lagos State Deputy Governor, Dr. Kadiri Obafemi Hamzat, on the occasion of his 62nd birthday.

The Baale of Ajah Kingdom, High-Chief Ismail Ishola Adewale Adeleke Adamson Ojupon IV, has felicitated with the Lagos State Deputy Governor, Dr. Kadiri Obafemi Hamzat, on the occasion of his 62nd birthday.

In a heartfelt birthday message, the traditional ruler described Hamzat as a visionary leader, dedicated public servant and a true son of Lagos who has continued to contribute meaningfully to the development of the state.

“On your special day, we celebrate a visionary leader, a dedicated public servant, and a true son of Lagos,” the monarch said.

High-Chief Adamson prayed for the continued guidance, wisdom, good health, strength and greater success of the Deputy Governor as he continues to serve the people of Lagos State.

The Baale further described Dr. Hamzat as a committed public servant who has consistently demonstrated concern for the welfare and interests of the people.

“It is a pleasure to wish you a happy birthday today. You are a truly great leader, and your direction is exactly what we need.

“You are a shining example of a politician, a true inspiration and a guiding light. Thank you for being the truly great leader that you are,” he added.

The monarch prayed that the Deputy Governor’s new year would be filled with renewed strength, wisdom and inspiration to continue contributing to a better and brighter future for Lagos State.

High-Chief Adamson concluded by wishing Dr. Hamzat a happy and memorable 62nd birthday.

Happy Birthday, Your Excellency!

High-Chief Ismail Ishola Adewale Adeleke Adamson Ojupon IV

Baale of Ajah Kingdom

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