Your Life Is A Testimony of Doggedness – Tegbe Felicitates With Sen. Femi Lanlehin @68


 I join other well meaning citizens of Oyo state and  Nigeria to rejoice with the family, friends and political associates of an experienced politician and a Leader of All Progressive Congress in Oyo state, Senator Olufemi Solagbade Lanlehin who adds a year today.


On countless occasions, you have proven your good, enviable heritage. Your political journey has been one of selfless service devoid of desperation which has characterized the polity.


Your Life is a testimony of doggedness. With you and other leaders in our great party, we can look forward to the future with hopes.


On behalf of my family, I wish you a happy birthday. I also pray many more years for you, in good health, strength and greater wisdom.


_Mogaji Joseph Olasunkanmi Tegbe_

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