The Association of Independent Newspaper Publishers of Nigeria (AINPN) has joined numerous well-wishers across the country in celebrating the Honourable Minister of Interior, Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, on the occasion of his 44th birthday.
In a congratulatory message signed by the Secretary of the Association, Dupson Collins, the publishers described Dr. Tunji-Ojo, popularly known as BTO, as a visionary and servant leader whose impact transcends Ondo State and resonates across the nation. The statement noted that his dedication to uplifting lives, particularly among the youth and women, has positioned him as a role model worthy of celebration.
The Association commended the Minister’s outstanding initiatives at the Ministry of Interior, aligning them with the Renewed Hope Agenda of Bola Ahmed Tinubu. According to the publishers, Dr. Tunji-Ojo’s exceptional leadership and decisive reforms have significantly strengthened safety and security in Nigeria, particularly through the paramilitary agencies under his supervision.
They further applauded his efforts in empowering young people in Ondo State fondly referred to as the Sunshine State mentoring future leaders, and addressing pressing community challenges. These initiatives, the Association noted, have distinguished him as a leader committed to inclusive growth and sustainable development.
Particular reference was made to the Minister’s bold and transformative reforms in the passport administration system, which have garnered widespread commendation from various stakeholders nationwide.
“History will undoubtedly remember Dr. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo for his courageous and deliberate efforts to reposition the Ministry of Interior and contribute meaningfully to national development,” the statement read.
The Association concluded by offering prayers for continued wisdom, knowledge, and strength for the Minister as he marks his 44th birthday. On behalf of its leadership and members, AINPN wished him long life, sound health, and the fortitude to continue making impactful decisions for the progress of the nation.
*AMBASSADOR MAGAZINE*
The Association of Independent Newspaper Publishers of Nigeria (AINPN) has joined numerous well-wishers across the country in celebrating the Honourable Minister of Interior, Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, on the occasion of his 44th birthday.
In a congratulatory message signed by the Secretary of the Association, Dupson Collins, the publishers described Dr. Tunji-Ojo, popularly known as BTO, as a visionary and servant leader whose impact transcends Ondo State and resonates across the nation. The statement noted that his dedication to uplifting lives, particularly among the youth and women, has positioned him as a role model worthy of celebration.
The Association commended the Minister’s outstanding initiatives at the Ministry of Interior, aligning them with the Renewed Hope Agenda of Bola Ahmed Tinubu. According to the publishers, Dr. Tunji-Ojo’s exceptional leadership and decisive reforms have significantly strengthened safety and security in Nigeria, particularly through the paramilitary agencies under his supervision.
They further applauded his efforts in empowering young people in Ondo State fondly referred to as the Sunshine State mentoring future leaders, and addressing pressing community challenges. These initiatives, the Association noted, have distinguished him as a leader committed to inclusive growth and sustainable development.
Particular reference was made to the Minister’s bold and transformative reforms in the passport administration system, which have garnered widespread commendation from various stakeholders nationwide.
“History will undoubtedly remember Dr. Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo for his courageous and deliberate efforts to reposition the Ministry of Interior and contribute meaningfully to national development,” the statement read.
The Association concluded by offering prayers for continued wisdom, knowledge, and strength for the Minister as he marks his 44th birthday. On behalf of its leadership and members, AINPN wished him long life, sound health, and the fortitude to continue making impactful decisions for the progress of the nation.
*AMBASSADOR MAGAZINE*
Association of Independent Newspaper Publishers of Nigeria (AINPN) has joined other well wishers to celebrate Honourable Minister of Interior, Dr Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo on the occasion of his 44th birthday
In a Congratulatory message signed by the Secretary of the association, Dupson Collins, BTO as popularly called has impacted lives of many sons and daughters of Ondo State and beyond which showcased him as a true servant leader that needed to be celebrated.
The association commended the Minister's outstanding initiatives at the Ministry of Interior in line with the Renewed Hope Agenda of Presudent Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
BTO exceptional leadership and decisive actions that have significantly enhanced the safety and security of Nigerians through para military agencies under his watch was also acknowledged by the Publishers
"Your uncommon leadership prowess of building future leaders and give hope to hopeless youth of our dear Sunshine State, empowering women, providing solutions to community challenges among others initiatives better position you as a leader to follow" .
Dr Bunmi Tunji-Ojo has taken bold and transformative steps that are already yielding positive results in the country, particularly, passport reformed which has received accolades from different quarters.
" History will undoubtedly recognize Dr Bunmi Tunji-Ojo for his courageous and intentional efforts to reset and reposition the country under his watch as a Minister in the Ministry of Interior "
At 44, may God give you more knowledge, wisdom and understanding to continue to lead right in every position bestow on you. We are super proud of you as a body".
"On behalf of the leadership and members of the Association of Independent Newspaper Publishers of Nigeria (AINPN), I wish our own hero and proud son of Ondo State long life, good health, and the fortitude to continue making the courageous decisions necessary for our nation’s development".
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