- Hon. Mustain Tobun celebrates Hon. Odupe Fuad Tunde, Chief of Staff to Epe LG Chairman
- Describes him as a loyal pillar of the Tobun Dynasty and a strong youth leader
- Lawmaker prays for continued success, good health, and greater accomplishments
Member representing Epe Constituency I at the Lagos State House of Assembly, Hon. Mustain Abiodun Tobun, has felicitated with the Chief of Staff to the Executive Chairman of Epe Local Government, Hon. Odupe Fuad Tunde, on the occasion of his birthday.
Eko Hot Blog reports that in a goodwill message issued on Thursday, Hon. Tobun described Hon. Odupe as a dependable leader, a loyal associate, and one of the strongest pillars of the Tobun political structure.
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He commended him for his dedication to public service, strategic involvement in grassroots mobilization, and unwavering commitment to the growth and development of Epe.
“Odupe is not merely a loyalist; he is one of the strongest pillars of the Tobun Dynasty and a shining example of a passionate, leading youth in our political landscape,” Tobun said.
The lawmaker added that Odupe’s intelligence, work ethic, and consistency have continued to reflect in his role as Chief of Staff, noting that his contributions remain vital to the efficiency and progress of the local government.
“We celebrate your dedication today and appreciate your unwavering loyalty and intelligence,” he said.
Hon. Tobun prayed for God’s grace, good health, and greater accomplishments for Odupe in the years ahead.
Hon. Odupe Fuad Tunde currently serves as the Chief of Staff to the Executive Chairman of Epe Local Government and is widely recognized for his dynamic leadership and influence within the political landscape of Epe.
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