Barrister Temitope Omotayo, an indigene of Ado-Ekiti and National Coordinator of the Jaganist Support Group, has congratulated Nigerians on the country’s 66th Independence Anniversary, while also celebrating the people of Ekiti State on the 30th anniversary of the state’s creation.
Omotayo, who is also the founder of the Temitope Omotayo Foundation described the twin celebrations as significant milestones that provide an opportunity for Nigerians and Ekiti people to reflect on their journey, achievements and aspirations for the future.
In a goodwill message marking the anniversaries, Omotayo called on Nigerians to remain committed to the ideals of unity, peace, development and collective progress, noting that the strength of the country lies in the resilience and determination of its people.
He urged citizens to continue supporting initiatives that promote economic empowerment, youth development, social inclusion and opportunities for vulnerable members of society.
According to him, Nigeria’s 66 years of independence represent not only a celebration of nationhood but also a reminder of the responsibility of every citizen to contribute meaningfully to the country’s development.
Omotayo also congratulated the people of Ekiti State on the 30th anniversary of the state’s creation, describing the milestone as an opportunity to celebrate the contributions of Ekiti people to education, public service, entrepreneurship, politics and national development.
The Ado-Ekiti indigene expressed optimism that Ekiti would continue to make progress and attract greater opportunities for its young people, businesses and communities.
He said the occasion should also inspire stakeholders across the state to work together towards building a more prosperous, inclusive and peaceful Ekiti.
Omotayo, who has through the Temitope Omotayo Foundation supported young entrepreneurs and members of vulnerable communities, reaffirmed his commitment to initiatives aimed at improving livelihoods and empowering people at the grassroots.
He urged young Nigerians, particularly youths in Ekiti, to remain hopeful and take advantage of emerging opportunities while contributing positively to their communities.
He wished President Bola Tinubu and Nigerians a happy 66th Independence Anniversary, while congratulating Governor Biodun Oyebanji, the people and residents of Ekiti State on the state’s 30th anniversary.
Omotayo prayed for continued peace, stability and prosperity in Nigeria and Ekiti State, stressing that the future of both depends on the collective commitment of citizens and leaders to good governance, unity and sustainable development.
