Barrister Wole Bada Congratulates Akogun Lere Oyewumi over the deputy Minority leadership of the Senate.

 Barrister Wole Bada Congratulates Akogun Lere Oyewumi over the deputy Minority leadership of the Senate.




The legal Luminary from Ife, Barrister Oluwole Bada has forwarded a congratulatory message to Akogun Lere Oyewumi who was recently appointed as deputy minority leader of the current 10th National Assembly. 


Barrister Bada gave his congratulatory message yesterday in Osogbo, the state capital when the news of the appointments came to the public notice.


In his congratulatory message, Barrister Bada described Akogun Lere Oyewunmi as a very brilliant and seasoned politician who knows his onion in the field of politics. A highly respected elder stateman who deserves the new post being saddled upon. 


" I am using this medium to congratulate Akogun Lere Oyewumi on the new appointment of the Deputy Minority Leader of the Senate, I wish our leader success in this new office. It is my belief and prayer that Akogun that will know, will make a tremendous impact in this elected post. We believe so much in his leadership prowess and vitality. He will surely not let us down." Barrister Bada posited.


"I pray for divine wisdom and energy to be able to sail through this new feat and I used this medium to congratulate him and wish him all the best."



Signed:

Barrister Bada's Personal  Secretary.

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