The Oniponda of Iponda-Ijesa (Elect), Prince Dr. Adedotun Adebola Adeboyejo, has joined numerous friends and well-wishers in celebrating the Honourable Commissioner for Commerce and Industry in Osun State, Reverend Bunmi Jenyo, on the occasion of his birthday.
In a statement, Prince Dr. Adeboyejo described Reverend Bunmi Jenyo as a man of dignity, integrity, and deep passion for humanity. He lauded his unwavering dedication and loyalty as an executive cabinet member in the administration of His Excellency, Senator Ademola Adeleke, acknowledging his immense contributions to governance and development in Osun State.
Reflecting on his personal journey, Prince Dr. Adeboyejo expressed profound gratitude for Rev. Jenyo’s invaluable support in his path to kingship, noting that his impact has been immeasurable and commendable.
Furthermore, the Oniponda-elect highlighted Reverend Bunmi Jenyo’s steadfast loyalty to the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and Osun State. He praised the Commissioner’s dedication to public service, emphasizing that his role in the Commerce and Industry sector has spurred remarkable transformation, fostering growth, development, and economic progress across the state.
As he marked this special occasion, Prince Dr. Adeboyejo offered fervent prayers for Reverend Bunmi Jenyo, asking God to grant him more wisdom, divine favor, and unending joy. He also prayed for continued good health, strength, and prosperity for the Commissioner and his family.
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