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Aboro of Ibese Congratulates New Ogun Head Of Service

ABEOKUTA– The Aboro of Ibeseland, HRM Oba Rotimi Oluseyi Mulero, Ilufemiloba Olokojobi III, has congratulate the newly appointed Ogun state Head Of Service, Kolawole Peter Fagbohun.

Oba Mulero’s congratulatory message was contained in a press statement issued by the Palace’s Directorate of Media and Public Affairs, on Tuesday, a copy obtained by The News Ville in Abeokuta.

The Monarch expressed profound gratitude to God for granting the wish of a prominent Yewa son to attain the highest position in the state civil service, adding that the appointment is a call to more work in the public and humanitarian service of the people.

“We express our profound congratulations to our prominent Yewa Son and Ambassador, who has just been appointed as the new Head of Service, we believe that his diligence and hard work in public and humanitarian service and his imminent contribution to the development of the State are part of the tools that stand him out to be elevated to the new position”, the monarch said

Fagbohun appointment followed the announcement by the Executive Governor of Ogun State His Excellency, Prince Dapo Abiodun, MFR, through the office of the Secretary to the State Government on Monday.

Oba Mulero therefore asserts confidence in the State service headship of Fagbohun, adding that he is a diligent and dutiful civil and public servant worthy of the appointment.

The Aboro of Ibeseland, HRM Oba Rotimi Mulero with the new Ogun state Head Of Service, Kolawole Fagbohun at a public function recently

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