PYO Global Celebrates Mrs. Dolapo Osinbajo on Her 55th Birthday
- As she celebrated her birthday on Friday, July 15, eminent personalities across the world celebrated with Mrs Dolapo Osinbajo
- Dolapo Osinbajo is the Executive Director of The Women's Helping Hand Initiative, a refuge facility in Epe, Lagos, established in 2006
- She married Vice President Yemi Osinbajo on November 25 1989 and in 1990, she was called to the Nigerian Bar
FCT, Abuja - PYO Global Movement has congratulated Mrs Dolapo Osinbajo as she turned 55 on Friday, July, 15, describing her as a role model to Nigerian women locally and globally.
The PYO Global which is a movement for good governance which comprises of Nigerians at home and abroad and non-Nigerians showered praises on the wife of Osinbajo, noting that, she is not only a beautiful and humble woman, but one that has set an exemplary standard for women.
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Describing her as a gem and mother of all, the United Kingdom coordinator of the PYO Global (United Kingdom) Emma Ginnelly said:
“Mrs Dolapo Osinbajo is an admirable woman who is very humble. As the wife of the vice president, she has been very supportive to her husband and she has shown that behind every successful man, there is a successful woman.
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“I greet her on the occasion of her birthday and I join all PYO Global Movement members to congratulate her on 55th birthday.”
Dr Baba Adams, a leading Nigerian voice in the United States and coordinator of PYO Global (United States) congratulated Mrs Osinbajo aying:
“Happy Birthday to Her Excellency. She is a woman of substance and one that has stood apart from the rest. She is indeed a role model to many women across the world. She has served Nigeria with great dignity and honour.”
Similarly, Maryam Bukar Hassan, PYO Global (Northern Coordinator) congratulated Mrs Osinbajo for her contribution to the women gender.
She stated:
“Her Excellency has distinguished herself among women leaders in Nigeria. She is a role model to me and many women across the world. I wish her many more years in good health and prosperity. Her efforts in empowering different strata of women is well appreciated.”
Etim Etim, PYO Global (south-south) said she has instilled discipline in the younger generation.
He added:
“When she kneels to greet elders, she only helps to reinforce our values, morals and ideals which are fast disappearing. Happy Birthday to a woman who carries divine grace.”
Princewill Ogban, PYO Global (Canada) alluded to her humanitarian services to mankind saying:
“Mrs Dolapo Osinbajo is a great leader and continues to be an inspiration to women and most especially African women.
“Her spousal relationship and support to her husband has contributed immensely to the numerous person and poverty eradication programs that have touched the lives of many Nigerians including market women and artisans.
“We in the diaspora are profoundly proud of her and wish her the best as she celebrates her 55th birthday.”
Franklin C. Aluko PYO Global Representative in Texas, USA also joined and congratulated the wife of the Vice President saying:
“Her humanitarian contributions to women and children across Nigeria has not gone unnoticed. She is a big force for women in Nigeria and her patriotism has been visible to all Nigerians.
“She is a blessing to Nigeria and I'm happy that God has kept her in good health. I wish her Happy Birthday.”
Born on 15 July 1967, Mrs. Dolapo Osinbajo grew up in Ikenne. She is the granddaughter of Papa Obafemi Awolowo, SAN, former Premier of Western Region, prominent Nigerian nationalist and a most distinguished presidential candidate in the Second Republic Yoruba chief.
Dolapo Osinbajo hails vice president, says she is proud of him
Recall that Mrs Osinbajo celebrated her husband after he lost the APC presidential primary election.
Writing on her official Instagram page, Mrs. Osinbajo called her husband's traditional and pet names in solidarity with him.
Her words:
“Oluyemi, Oluleke, Omoluabi, Omo oko, Oninu ire, Oniwa pele, Oniwa tutu, Ologbon, Olododo, Alaanu. I'm proud of you!”
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