Osun Monarch, Akire Of Ìkirè-Ilé Extols Engr Ganiyu’s Virtues On His Birthday

–Describes Him As Golden Son

The Akire of Ìkirè-Ilé Kingdom, Ola-Oluwa Local Government area of Osun State, His Royal Majesty, Ọba Abdulazeez Olatunbosun Adebamiji has congratulated Engineer Saheed Soladoye Ganiyu (SSG), on the occasion of his birthday.

Oba Adebamiji in a congratulatory message sent to Engr Ganiyu, a copy which was made available to CityMirrorNews in Osogbo, Osun State Capital, on Tuesday, described the celebrant as the golden son and one of the finest young men he has ever known.

According to the monarch, the celebrant who is a core professional and successful Engineer is blessed with endearing personality traits of humanity, contentment, fair play, originality and sagacity.

The monarch said the celebrant, despite his political popularity , his humbleness, calmness and reverent attitude distinguishes him among his peers.

In his message titled: “SSG: The Golden Son”, Oba Adebamiji wished professional engineer cum politician robust health, inner peace, unlimited grace, undiluted favour, divine protection and longevity.

“Saheed Soladoye Ganiyu (SSG) is one of the finest young men I have ever known. He is an articulate, vibrant and successful young engineer who is so blessed with endearing personality traits of humility, contentment, fair play, originality and sagacity.

“As a young man, SSG has everything that should make him feel very pompous, but he has zero tolerance for pomposity.

“Although he’s into politics, he is not, unlike his peers, too ambitious – the main reason he is open minded and very straightforward a person. He is ever radiating love, peace and vivacity.

“Every 10th of July reminds us of the day he was born. Best wishes to him on this auspicious occasion of his birthday. Every evil against his soul shall be quashed by the arc angels of God Almighty. He shall keep soaring to greater heights. Wishing him robust health, inner peace, unlimited grace, undiluted favour, divine protection and longevity.

“WaLlâhu Ya’zimuka Minna Nnaas.”