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MAYORESS OF IKOSI ISHERI LCDA PRINCESS SAMIAT ABOLANLE BADA CELEBRATES PRINCESS BOLA KAZEEM ON HER BIRTHDAYS


  _Happy Birthday to the most Senior Princess in Ikosi Isheri LCDA, am wishing you all your heart desires in your new age_

Today reminds us of the birth of a great star, talented Administrator, outstanding planner,  experience grassroot Mobilizer, our beloved senior Princess as fondly called

A leader like you is more priceless than the most beautiful diamond. You are not only strong and wise, but kind and thoughtful as well. Your birthday is the perfect opportunity to show you how much we care and how the society value your superlative leadership.

Today, I want to join the good people of IKOSI ISHERI LCDA to celebrates the birth of *a Super Star* and development minded leader  (The First Executive Vice-Chairman of our LCDA).

As you added a new year today, May you receive the greatest of joys and everlasting bliss your heart desires.

May this day brings Happiness and more prosperous years ahead for you and your Family

  On behalf of the Executive, Legislative, Management, Staff and the good people of IKOSI ISHERI LCDA , i wish you many happy returns of these day. 

*E O SÉ ÔPÔLÔPO ”DUN LAYE MA*

*IGBÂ ԔDUN, ԔDUN KAN NIOOOO*

E-Signed
Princess Samiat Abolanle Bada
MAYORESS of ikosi

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