Bode Agoro, accompanied by the Body of Permanent Secretaries, paid a courtesy visit to Gbolahan Oki at his residence on Iduntafa Lane, Lagos Island. The visit reflected a strong culture of respect and unity within the Lagos State civil service.
Eko Hot News reports that the delegation gathered to celebrate Arc. Oki’s birthday and acknowledge his contributions to public service.
The atmosphere was warm, with expressions of goodwill and appreciation shared throughout the visit.
Bode Agoro extended heartfelt felicitations, wishing the celebrant many more years of good health and prosperity.
He commended Arc. Oki for his years of dedicated service, particularly during his tenure in the Office of Urban Development.
The presence of Permanent Secretaries underscored the significance of the occasion. It also highlighted the enduring bonds among senior officials in the Lagos State administration.
Gbolahan Oki, who holds the traditional title of Ogboni Iduntafa of Lagos, expressed appreciation for the visit.
He thanked the delegation for their thoughtful gesture and continued support.
The gathering served as a moment of reflection on leadership, service, and commitment to development. It also reinforced the importance of honoring those who have contributed to the growth of the state.
Such visits remain a vital part of maintaining strong relationships within the public sector. They promote unity and encourage a culture of recognition and respect among colleagues.
As Lagos Island continues to play a central role in the state’s history, events like this highlight the people who have shaped its progress. The occasion ended on a note of gratitude and shared celebration.
