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60th Birthday: Osun Online Publishers Describes Olowu-Kuta As Visionary Helmsman

 


The Osun Online Publishers Association (OOPA) under the leadership of Mukhtar Ajelogbon has congratulated the Patron of the Association, HRM Oba Hammed Oyelude Makama (Tegbosun III) Olowu of Kuta in Ayedire Local Government of Osun State on the occasion of his 60th birthday.


The Chairman of the association, Mukhtar Ajelogbon, in a congratulatory message made available to the newsmen in Osogbo,


described Oba Makama as a great philanthropist and a good leader who in all circumstances try hard to put smile on the faces of people who need his helps.


He described the Paramount Ruler of Kuta Kingdom as a visionary, resilient, optimistic, passionate and determined helmsman, who has been transforming Owu-Kuta since he assumed the throne of his forefathers.


According to him, "With a heart filled with great happiness, greatest honor and respect, herein humbly extend our heartfelt congratulatory wishes to you sir, the Patron of our dear association on this special occasion of your birthday anniversary today 14th July, 2024.


"You have touched so many lives with your philanthropical ways and kind gesture towards young people and old."


"You are a visionary, resilient, optimistic, passionate and determined helmsman, who has been transforming Owu-Kuta since you assumed the throne of your forefathers.


"Kabiesi, we pray all your dreams and wishes for the people of Kuta Kingdom, Osun State, and Nigeria come true. May your ancestors and God Almighty continually protect and bless you in good health, sound mind and longevity. May your life keep exuding glory and honour.


"As you are celebrating your birthday anniversary today, on behalf of Osun Online Publishers Association, we wish you many happy returns of the day with long life and prosperity in good health and happiness".

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