Orelope-Adefulire celebrates Chief Mrs. Onikepo Akande at 80
Princess Adejoke Orelope-Adefulire, OFR, SSAP-SDGs, has joined family, friends, and admirers to celebrate the remarkable life and legacy of Chief Mrs. Onikepo Akande on her 80th birthday on Tuesday October 29, 2024.
Chief Mrs. Onikepo Akande, according to the princess, has dedicated her life to uplifting those around her, demonstrating unwavering integrity, compassion, and grace at every step.
Orelope-Adefulire said that Chief Mrs Akande no is known for her transformative contributions, having touched countless lives, both locally and internationally, with her vision and commitment to public service.
“Chief Mrs. Akande embodies strength, resilience, and humility,” says Princess Adejoke.
“Her journey serves as an inspiring example of what can be achieved when one leads with empathy and purpose.”
Princess Orelope-Adefulire also said the celebrant’s leadership in business and governance as well as dedication to humanity had left an indelible mark on the society.
“She has not only reached great heights but also created opportunities for others to thrive, earning her the admiration of many,” the princess noted.
She extolled her achievements, her unwavering faith, and her devotion to making the world a better place.
She added that Chief Mrs. Akande’s legacy was a reminder that true greatness lies in a life lived with compassion and selflessness.
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