Ogun FIBAN appoints Ajadi Special Adviser, says his philanthropic is second to none 

The Freelance and Independent Broadcasters Association of Nigeria, (FIBAN),  Ogun State chapter, on Tuesday, appointed Ambassador  Olufemi Ajadi Oguntoyinbo, as Special Adviser.

The state delegates which was led by Comrade Aderoju Adejare, applauded Ajadi for his philanthropist nature which is second to none.

Adejare noted that the Association chooses Ajadi as Special Adviser because of his wide experience,  doggedness and  services to humanity, stressing that his contribution towards the development of grassroots is second to none in the state.

Ambassador Olufemi Ajadi, a prominent figure in Nigerian politics, contested for the governorship position in Ogun State under the New Nigeria People’s Party, (NNPP) in March this year.

Ajadi in the campaign towards the election, shared his vision of rebuilding trust in public office and creating a government that prioritizes the well-being of the people of Ogun State.

He is also recognized for his philanthropic efforts in Ogun State and has also made a significant impact in the business world.

The National General Secretary of FIBAN, Comrade Kikelomo Ogunsina, in her commendation speech, said Ajadi  has been a great example of a good citizen of this country, with undiluted image and personality.

In his response, Ajadi appreciated the association for choosing him as their Special  Adviser, stating that the privilege will not be taking for granted.

“It has always been my joy to work with media practitioners as I am also part of them. The roles of the media in national development cannot be over emphasized”, he said.

He stressed that all he desires is to see a better and new Nigeria where things are in other.

The Association later decorated him as the special adviser.

Present at the event include National General Secretary of FIBAN, Comrade Kikelomo Ogunsina; Chairman, Ogun FIBAN, Comrade Aderoju Adejare; Ogun FIBAN Treasurer, Comrade Bolanle Aksapa; Comrade Remilekun Elegbede; Comrade Oluwatosin Amoote Adeyinka and Comrade Moses Okunlola, among others.