Governor Sanwo-Olu honors Chief of Staff Tayo Ayinde on his 62nd birthday
Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu celebrates Tayo Ayinde's leadership and contributions.

Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, has publicly celebrated the 62nd birthday of his Chief of Staff, Tayo Ayinde, highlighting his loyalty and dedication to the administration's 'Greater Lagos' initiative. The governor's commendation was conveyed through a message issued by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Gboyega Akosile.
In his message, Sanwo-Olu praised Ayinde for his unwavering commitment and effective leadership throughout his two consecutive terms as Chief of Staff. He acknowledged Ayinde's significant contributions to the success of his administration, particularly in governance, political mobilization, and during the recent general elections.
Sanwo-Olu expressed his heartfelt sentiments, stating, "On behalf of my adorable wife, Ibijoke, family, the government, and the good people of Lagos State, as well as the State Executive Council and all staff in my office, I join family, friends, political associates, leaders, and members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Lagos State, to celebrate my Chief of Staff, Mr. Tayo Akinmade Ayinde, on his 62nd birthday."
The governor characterized Ayinde as a reliable and hardworking partner, emphasizing his integrity and transparency in public service. He further described Ayinde as a beacon of grassroots mobilization, loyalty, and sincerity, underscoring his role as a model of excellence in governance.
Sanwo-Olu also reflected on Ayinde's significant impact on the development of Lagos State, noting his contributions as a member of the State Executive Council. He wished Ayinde continued good health and success in his endeavors as he marks this milestone birthday.
As the celebrations unfold, Ayinde's leadership and dedication continue to be recognized not only within the state but also across Nigeria, reinforcing the importance of committed public service in the nation's governance.
Sources
- Punch Newspapers Original article