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Alhaji Abdulhakeem Ademolake Represents Senator Afolabi Salisu at Commissioning Ceremony

Olawale Olamide by Olawale Olamide
February 13, 2026
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Alhaji Abdulhakeem Ademolake Represents Senator Afolabi Salisu at Commissioning Ceremony
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Alh. Abdulhakeem Ademolake, the representative of the chairman of the commissioning, Sen. Afolabi Salisu,Senator representing Abeokuta North at the Federal House Assembly, Nigeria.

Speaking on behalf of the Senator, Alhaji Ademolake commended the Old Students, particularly Club Set 03/09, for their remarkable contribution to the growth and welfare of African Church Grammar School, Abeokuta. He emphasized the need for continued collaboration between alumni bodies, community leaders, and government representatives to foster sustainable development in educational institutions.

His participation added prestige to the event and highlighted the collective effort required to uplift schools and empower the younger generation through meaningful projects.

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