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Olugbemi Celebrates a Quintessential Community Leader, Vice Admiral Joseph Ajayi (rtd), @ 75

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Last updated: 2024/07/01 at 9:27 AM
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Olugbemi Celebrates a Quintessential Community Leader, Vice Admiral Joseph Ajayi (rtd), @ 75

Comrade Olugbemi Femi, Chairman, Forum of Okun Media Professionals and the Publisher/CEO of Democracy Newsline Newspaper/online blog, has joined family members, associates, and well-wishers in celebrating a quintessential community leader, outstanding philanthropist and doyen of Empowerment for the younger generations, former Director of Nigeria Military Intelligence (DMI) Vice Admiral Joseph Ajayi (rtd), on the auspicious occasion of his 75 birthday anniversary.

In a message he signed and make available to newsmen in Lokoja, Olugbemi described Vice Admiral Joseph Ajayi (rtd) as a refined and accomplished officer, a skilled technocrat, a seasoned administrator, and a selfless and compassionate individual.

He highlighted Vice Admiral Ajayi’s profound impact on the Kabba (Owe) community, Okunland and the society at large, particularly through his efforts in youth and women empowerment and community development.

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Olugbemi expressed his admiration for Vice Admiral Ajayi’s laudable achievements as a military officer which have positively influenced countless lives.

He acknowledged his significant contributions in providing employment opportunities to many youths while in and outside service.

Olugbemi concluded by extending his heartfelt wishes to him,  continued good health, long life, and prosperity.

Once again, congratulations sir

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