Senator Shuaib Afolabi Salisu {FNCS} (Omoyayi)
@SalisuShuaibA
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Official Twitter handle of Senator SHUAIB AFOLABI SALISU, Ogun Central Senatorial District in the Senate of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. #Newdawn
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On Saturday, I had the privilege of attending the 32nd Convocation Ceremony of the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB), @FUNAABNigeria where I played two significant roles: as a Guest of Honour and as the representative of my esteemed Governor, @DapoAbiodunCON
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I am conscious of the fact that I promised the good people of Ogun Senatorial District that I would represent them well in the chambers in Abuja. And I’m being modest, but I am doing so.
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RT @OloriEmilokan: @SalisuShuaibA I will like to express my heartfelt appreciation for your outstanding leadership and commitment demonstra…
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Thank you for your trust and for allowing me to serve you. Together, we will continue to build a brighter, more prosperous future for Ogun Central. With warm regards and best wishes.
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RT @ChangeOlakunle: @SalisuShuaibA launched an empowerment program for 100+ female entrepreneurs in Ogun Central, focusing on enterprise de…
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RT @ChangeOlakunle: @SalisuShuaibA empowered 100+ female entrepreneurs in Ogun Central with ₦250,000 grants, laptops, and digital training,…
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RT @dozenhost: Today, I had the privilege of witnessing a training session facilitated by @SalisuShuaibA in the Ogun Central Senatorial Dis…
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I am deeply grateful for this esteemed recognition, and I appreciate the honour bestowed upon me.
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Seeing the progress firsthand was both inspiring and motivating, and I’m hopeful for the positive impact it will bring once completed.
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I was joined by both the former and current Odeda local government chairmen—Honorary Semiu Bola Lawal and the current chairman, Hon. Folasade Adeyemo—as well as other supporters from across the Ogun Central Senatorial district.
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It’s heartening to see the remarkable progress being made now, thanks to the collective efforts of all stakeholders involved. It’s a testament to what can be achieved when everyone comes together for a common cause.
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This was before I headed off to attend the 32nd convocation ceremony of the university, a momentous occasion in itself. The Camp-FUNAAB-Alabata road has been a long-standing concern for both the university and its neighbouring communities.
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