Former Federal House of Representatives aspirant for Ibadan North Federal Constituency and the Aare of Akoboland, Hon. Mathew Alani Oyeniyi, has paid glowing tribute to distinguished political figure and influential leader, Otunba Joseph Adeseye Famojuro, describing him as a rare catalyst whose presence continues to inspire confidence, courage, and purposeful leadership across Oyo State.
In a powerful birthday message made available to the public, Hon. Oyeniyi applauded the celebrant’s enduring commitment to nurturing resilient leaders and strengthening the political fabric of the state through wisdom, strategic guidance, and unwavering support for emerging voices.
According to the Akoboland title holder, Otunba Famojuro represents a generation of leaders whose impact is not defined by noise but by the lasting footprints they leave on institutions and individuals alike.
He noted that the celebrant’s remarkable ability to remain grounded while shaping the future of many has earned him deep respect across political and social circles.
“Otunba Seye Famojuro embodies the spirit of courageous mentorship and purposeful influence.
His journey reflects discipline, loyalty, and an unshakeable dedication to the growth of people and the advancement of progressive ideals,” Hon. Oyeniyi stated.
He further described the celebrant as a stabilising force whose calm strength and visionary approach have continued to foster unity, promote strategic thinking, and inspire a new wave of responsible leadership within Oyo State and beyond.
Hon. Oyeniyi offered prayers for greater accomplishments, sound health, and renewed energy for the celebrant, expressing confidence that Otunba Famojuro’s enduring legacy of service and mentorship will continue to uplift generations yet unborn.
“As you celebrate another remarkable year, may your wisdom remain a guiding light, your influence grow stronger, and your commitment to humanity continue to shape a future filled with hope and excellence.
Today, we honour a man whose legacy speaks louder than words,” the statement concluded.
