Hamzat at 57: Deputy Governor remains a team player, goal-getter – Obasa

The Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. (Dr) Mudashiru Obasa, has described the State’s Deputy Governor, Obafemi Hamzat, as an important team-player whose contributions to governance and growth of Lagos cannot easily be quantified.

The Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. (Dr) Mudashiru Obasa, has described the State’s Deputy Governor, Obafemi Hamzat, as an important team-player whose contributions to governance and growth of Lagos cannot easily be quantified.

Speaker Obasa said this in a congratulatory message to the Deputy Governor who clocked 57 on Sunday, September 19.

According to him, Hamzat, a technocrat and goal-getter, has remained a brother who has brought his expertise to bear in the progress of Lagos.

A statement by the media office of the Speaker describes Hamzat as a reliable party man whose goals align with the collective zeal of leaders of the State to keep Lagos developed, stable and responsible.

“Hamzat is a committed Democrat, administrator and one who is greatly appreciated for his whole-hearted contributions to the growth and progress of our dear State.

“He has constantly shown himself an important team player and this has helped us in the government to keep aiming at the moon in our zeal to make Lagos one of the best places, not just in the country, but among notable cities across the globe.

Congratulations

, dear brother, friend and team player as you clock 57 today. Thank you for keeping the Lagos flag flying.

“I appreciate you for your contributions to governance and urge you not to relent in your love for Lagos.

“I pray that God will increase you in wisdom, give you special strength and good health so that you can remain of service to humanity,” the statement said.

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