The Olu-Omo of Yewaland and Chairman/CEO of IBD IMPEX LTD, Chief Ibrahim Dende Egungbohun, popularly known as IBD Dende, has lauded Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola, popularly known as Yayi, as ‘a paragon of effective representation’ and a profound blessing to his people and the nation on the auspicious occasion of his 57th birthday.
In a birthday message issued ahead of Adeola’s 57th birthday on Monday, August 10, 2026, Chief Egungbohun, referring to the Senator affectionately as his “dear brother and leader,” praised his deep empathy and consistent dedication to uplifting the vulnerable.
He noted that the Senator has consistently rolled out impactful empowerment programs, educational scholarships, and extensive community support initiatives across the region.
The Chairman of IBD IMPEX QUARRY, acknowledged that the Senator’s legislative track record extends far beyond traditional policy-making, reflecting a genuine passion for human capital development. He reiterated that these targeted interventions have effectively addressed the immediate socio-economic needs of grassroots communities within the senatorial district.
Highlighting Adeola’s traditional title, Chief Egungbohun said, “Beyond the capital, your crown as the Aremo of Yewaland shows where your heart truly lies—completely dedicated to the progress of our people.
“Look at the recent record of your impact:
• Over 10,000 women empowered to financial independence
• 5,513 Ogun students lifted with scholarships and grants
• Hundreds of farmers supported to secure our food supply.
“You are the definition of a grassroots politician, a tireless philanthropist, and a man of the people.
“I pray that God, who has used your hands to lift thousands out of lack, will lift you to heights beyond your wildest dreams,” he said.
He also wished the Senator divine wisdom, physical strength and greater opportunities to break new ground for Ogun West, Ogun State and Nigeria.
“As you mark 57 years, may God bless you with good health, greater wisdom, and the grace to achieve even more for all of us,” Chief Egungbohun concluded.
