LAGOS STATE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL REJOICES WITH SPECIAL ADVISER ON TRANSPORTATION ON HIS BIRTHDAY

HON. OLUWATOYIN FAYINKA MOSES

…………“`Supplicates To God For Long Life And Divine Protection, Direction & Guidance.

………..“`Applauds His Inputs And Contributions To GreaterLagos Administration.

“There are two days in the life of every human: the days of felicity and the days of adversity”.

The entire Lagos State Executive Council thank God because today is a day of celebration in the life of a young, vibrant and progressive member of the team, a complete team player and a wonderful addition to the Lagos State Executive Council.

The *#GreaterLagos* squad competently chaired by our amiable team Leader, *Mr. Babajide Olusola Sanwoolu* joyfully congratulates our amiable teammate *Hon. Olawatoyin Fayinka Moses* as he completes another 365 days in his journey of life. And extends the prayers of the team to him on this special day.

The entire Exco beseeches the Almighty to strengthen him to continue to contribute towards the realization of the GreaterLagos of our dream within his appointment jurisdiction and equip him with divine vision as you effect more impacts to the advancement of our dear State of Excellence.

We pray for long life, wrapped with good health, divine protection affixed with Solomonic wisdom and all round success in all facet of life.

Happy Birthday to you Hon. Oluwatoyin Fayinka Moses!

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