From Kayemo News
Former Secretary to the Ekiti State Government (SSG), Evangelist Foluso Daramola, has commended Prince Adeniyi Adekunle for his 35 years of dedicated and meritorious service to the public service.
Evg Daramola gave the commendation at the retirement thanksgiving service held in honour of Adekunle at the Methodist Church, Basiri, opposite the Old Department of State Services (DSS) Office, Ado-Ekiti. He praised the retiree for his commitment, dedication and contributions to public service, describing his career progression as worthy of commendation.
The former SSG noted that serving the government and people for 35 years required discipline, perseverance and a strong sense of responsibility. He urged Adekunle to remain committed to the development of Ekiti State and continue to contribute his wealth of experience to society, even after leaving active service.
Evg Daramola also congratulated Adekunle and his family on the successful completion of his career in the public service, expressing hope that his retirement would usher in a new phase of fulfilment, good health and meaningful service to humanity.
Speaking at the thanksgiving service, the presiding minister, the Very Rev. M. I. Okuemoluwa, said retirement from active public service marked the beginning of a new chapter in the life of a retiree rather than the end of productive engagement.
The Very Rev,d Okuemoluwa described 35 years of public service as a significant milestone, noting that such an achievement required dedication, patience and perseverance. He urged Adekunle to appreciate God for His grace and protection throughout his career.
The cleric further encouraged the retiree to devote more time to serving God, stressing that retirement provided an opportunity to strengthen his relationship with God and contribute more actively to the church and the wider community.
Also speaking, a former Permanent Secretary in the Ekiti State Ministry of Works, Mr Titilope Ganiyu, congratulated Adekunle on the successful completion of his 35-year career in the public service.
He described the milestone as a remarkable achievement and commended the retiree for his years of commitment to government service.Mr Ganiyu expressed confidence that Adekunle’s wealth of experience in public communication and administration would continue to benefit the state and society. He wished him good health, peace and a fulfilling retirement.
The thanksgiving service was attended by the Director of Information Service in Ekiti State, Mr Tope Babalola, and his wife; the Lay President of the Methodist Church, Ayedun Diocese, Chief Sola Alaso; the celebrant’s mother, Chief Mrs Victoria Adeniyi; as well as family members, friends and well-wishers.
Adekunle retired from the Ekiti State Civil Service after 35 years of service, having risen through the ranks from Grade Level 03 to the position of Director.
His career included service in various ministries and government agencies, where he contributed to public information and communication activities.