
A Heartfelt Birthday Tribute to a Distinguished Elder Statesman and Member of the Lagos State Governor’s Advisory Council
Asiwaju Reuben Olorunfunmi Basorun, a respected elder statesman and distinguished member of the Lagos State Governor’s Advisory Council, is being celebrated on the occasion of his birthday by Aarebirin Hon. Princess Dr. Folashade Olabanji-Oba, Commissioner for the Local Government Service Commission.
The birthday celebration presents an opportunity to honour Asiwaju Basorun’s distinguished public service, leadership, and contributions to governance and the development of Lagos State.
As a prominent figure in Lagos State’s political and public service landscape, Asiwaju Basorun commands respect for his experience, wisdom, and enduring commitment to public affairs. His position on the Governor’s Advisory Council reflects his continued involvement in matters of governance and strategic counsel for the state.
In her birthday message, Aarebirin Hon. Princess Dr. Folashade Olabanji-Oba celebrates the celebrant, recognising the importance of experienced leadership, dedication to service, and the invaluable role of elder statesmen in shaping the future of society.
The Commissioner’s goodwill message also underscores the importance of celebrating individuals whose years of experience and commitment to public service continue to inspire younger generations and contribute to the growth of democratic governance.
As Asiwaju Reuben Olorunfunmi Basorun marks another year, warm wishes are extended to him for continued good health, renewed strength, peace of mind, and greater accomplishments in the years ahead.
May this new chapter bring more opportunities to serve humanity, enjoy the fruits of a distinguished life, and continue to contribute meaningfully to the progress of Lagos State and Nigeria.
Happy Birthday, Asiwaju Reuben Olorunfunmi Basorun!
Congratulations and best wishes for many more fruitful and fulfilling years.
Signed:
Aarebirin Hon. Princess Dr. Folashade Olabanji-Oba
Commissioner, Local Government Service Commission.

