EKITI YOUTHS Celebrate Aare Afe BABALOLA SAN

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            Aare Afe BABALOLA SAN

The National Youth Council of Nigeria, Ekiti State Chapter celebrates the Founder of Age Babalola University: Chief Afe BABALOLA SAN on his birthday. 

In his congratulatory message on Sunday in Ado-Ekiti, the State Chairman of the Council in Ekiti State: Comrade James Oluwasegun BANKOLE thanked God for the life of Aare Afe BABALOLA and appreciate him for his philanthropic gestures to the people of the State and Nigeria at large. 

The message which partly reads "Birthday remains a unique avenue for human reflections and celebration of human contributions. Ekiti Youths collectively celebrate your well-being today for your massive investments in human capital development as well as for creating sustainable wealth in Ekiti State" comrade BANKOLE prayed for good health of mind and body for Aare Afe BABALOLA.

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