OLOFFA 12TH CORONTION ANNIVERSARY

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 12 YEARS ON THE THRONE: Hon. Abdulfatai Abdulrazak Iranloye Felicitates with Oloffa of Offa, Says He is a Pillar of Support

The Founder, Iranloye Foundation, Hon. Abdulfatai Abdulrazak Iranloye  has felicitated with the Oloffa of Offa and Secretary, Kwara State Traditional Council, His Royal Majesty, Oba  Mufatahudeen Muhammad Gbadamosi Ilufemiloye  Esuwoye II, on the auspicious occasion of his 12th Coronation Anniversary of his ascension to the exalted throne of his fathers.

In a congratulatory message, the Founder, said he was highly delighted to identify with the revered traditional ruler, describing him as an epitome of wisdom, sincerity and uprightness. He also commended the royal father for his genuine love, commitment and total dedication to the welfare of his subjects, the good people of Offa, which has brought great honour and development to the Offa Kingdom

Furthermore, the Hon. A.A Iranloye stated: "I want to affirm that His Royal Majesty, over this past years, Baba Oloffa has been a great pillar of support, his wise counsel and prayers have given us strength and inspiration me and many other  leading us into a sure path of greatness."

"The Oloffa of Offa  has not only shown full support and total commitment to the progress of Offa, but has also demonstrated his fatherly role by providing all sons of daughters of Offa with the needed guidance and royal blessings at all times, while giving us unhindered access to his Palace."

"I, therefore, on behalf of my family, members of  Iranloye Foundation, heartily congratulate Your Royal Majesty and the entire Offa council of cheifs on this historic day of your 12th Anniversary as the Oloffa of Offa"

"May you live long on the throne, and may your reign continue to bring sustainable peace and more developments to Offa in particular and Kwara State in general."

"Finally, may the love and bond the good people of Offa  Local Government Traditional Council have enjoyed under your reign through out these 30 years be enduring."

KABIESI OO IGBA ODUN ODUNKAN NI OOO

✍️✍️✍️Signed:

Com. Iranloye Sofiu Taiye 

Publicity Secretary, Hon. A. A. Iranloye Foundation

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