Otunba Nurudeen Aina Alowonle Congratulates Ogun AMORAN Chairman, Otunba Taofeek Sokoya (DANKU) On His Birthday Anniversary
By Oludare Joshua
In a heartfelt gesture of goodwill, Otunba Nurudeen Aina Alowonle has extended his warmest congratulations to Otunba Taofeek Sokoya, the esteemed chairman of the Articulate Motorcycle Owners and Riders Association of Nigeria (AMORAN), Ogun State Chapter, as he celebrates his birthday anniversary today.
Otunba Aina Alowonle, recognizing the remarkable contributions of Otunba Sokoya to the motorcycle community in Ogun State and beyond, commended his leadership and dedication to the welfare of riders and operators in the region. Under Sokoya’s guidance, AMORAN has flourished, promoting safety, unity, and progress among motorcycle owners and riders.
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In his message, Otunba Aina Alowonle reflected on the positive impact Sokoya has had in advocating for the rights and interests of motorcycle riders, fostering a supportive environment for both seasoned and new riders. He highlighted Sokoya’s unwavering commitment to enhancing the living standards of members and ensuring their voices are heard in relevant civic discussions.
As the motorcycle community unites to celebrate the chairman’s special day, Aina Alowonle encouraged all members and stakeholders to continue supporting Sokoya’s vision for a stronger and more cohesive association. He called on everyone to rally around the leadership of Otunba Sokoya, focusing on initiatives that promote safety, training, and collaboration among riders.
”On behalf of all your admirers and supporters, I wish you a joyous birthday filled with blessings. May this new year bring you continued success, good health, and the strength to pursue your vision for AMORAN and the motorcycle community,” Otunba Nurudeen Aina Alowonle, concluded.
