Birthday: Igbalajobi Celebrates Ekiti First Lady, Prof. Oyebanji, Hails Her Commitment to Education, Women Development
An education advocate and founder of the Muyiwa Igbalajobi Foundation, Dr Muyiwa Igbalajobi, has congratulated the Ekiti State First Lady, Professor Olayemi Oyebanji, on her birthday, describing her as an inspiring academic, humanitarian and advocate of inclusive development.
Igbalajobi, in his birthday message, celebrated the First Lady for her contributions to education, youth development and the advancement of women, noting that her commitment to public service and community development has continued to make a positive impact across Ekiti State.
The scholarship consultant and founder of Scholarships Cafe particularly acknowledged her dedication to education, citing her voluntary teaching engagements at the state owned university and Afe Babalola University, Ado Ekiti (ABUAD), as evidence of her passion for nurturing young minds and strengthening the educational sector.
The education advocate also congratulated Professor Oyebanji on her recent elevation to the professorial cadre, describing the achievement as a well deserved recognition of her academic contributions, intellectual commitment and years of dedication to scholarship.
The Efon Alaaye born academic and education access advocate commended her WAOH initiative, which has remained a platform for supporting women and promoting their social and economic advancement, as well as her collaboration with the wife of the President on programmes designed to improve the welfare and opportunities available to women.
Igbalajobi noted that the First Lady’s influence extends beyond her academic accomplishments, stressing that her support for vulnerable groups, commitment to human development and consistent advocacy for women and young people have positioned her as a source of inspiration to the people of Ekiti State.
He wished Professor Oyebanji renewed strength, good health and greater accomplishments in the years ahead, expressing confidence that her contributions to education, humanitarian service and the development of Ekiti State would continue to inspire generations.
