The Southern Women Empowerment Forum wishes to extend its heartfelt congratulations to Honorable Sikiru Sanda on his re-election as Chairman of the Association of Local Governments of Nigeria (ALGON), Oyo State Chapter.
Dr. Mrs. Helen Adebakin, President of the Southern Women Empowerment Forum, remarked, “Honorable Sanda’s re-election stands as a testament to the exemplary leadership, unwavering dedication, and commitment he has continually demonstrated in his role as Executive Chairman of Egbeda Local Government. His vision and tireless efforts to drive sustainable development and enhance the quality of life for the people have clearly resonated with both his colleagues and constituents.”
“We are especially inspired by Honorable Sanda’s support for initiatives that empower women and promote gender equality, which aligns seamlessly with our mission at the Southern Women Empowerment Forum,” Dr. Mrs. Adebakin continued. “His leadership serves as a beacon of encouragement to many, particularly women aspiring to take on leadership roles and contribute positively to their communities.”
As Honorable Sanda steps into another term, the Southern Women Empowerment Forum eagerly anticipates more groundbreaking projects and initiatives that will further enrich the socio-economic landscape of Oyo State. The Forum looks forward to witnessing the continued positive impact of his leadership on local governance and development.
“Congratulations once again, Honorable Sanda. May this new chapter in your leadership journey be marked by remarkable achievements and significant progress,” Dr. Mrs. Adebakin concluded.
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With warm regards,
Dr. Mrs. Helen Adebakin
President
Southern Women Empowerment Forum
