Hon. Abdulazeez Babatude Commemorates Former Executive Secretary Ejigbo LCDA Barrister Jaye Alabi

Honorable Abdulazeez Babatunde, affectionately known as "The Seed," recently commemorated the anniversary of the passing of his esteemed mentor, Barrister Jaye Alabi, former Executive Secretary of Ejigbo Local Council Development Area (LCDA). Alabi, a respected figure in the community, was remembered for his dedication to public service and his profound impact on the lives of many, including Hon. Babatunde. The memorial, saw an outpouring of tributes and reflections on Alabi's legacy, emphasizing his commitment to ethical leadership and community development. Hon. Babatunde spoke passionately about Alabi's guidance, crediting him with instilling core values that continue to shape his own approach to public service.

Hon. Babatunde emphasized that Alabi's mentorship extended beyond professional guidance, encompassing life lessons and a deep understanding of community needs. He recalled Alabi's unwavering commitment to the people of Ejigbo, highlighting his efforts to improve infrastructure and enhance the quality of life for residents.

 The Seed, as he is known, vowed to uphold Alabi's principles, stating that his mentor's dedication to service would remain a guiding light in his own political career. He also stressed the importance of remembering and honoring those who have paved the way for future generations, urging the community to embrace the values of integrity and service that Alabi exemplified.

  Hon. Babatunde’s heartfelt tribute resonated deeply, reinforcing the enduring impact of Barrister Jaye Alabi's contributions to Ejigbo LCDA and the lasting influence he had on the life and career of "The Seed." 

Hon. Babatude wrote, "It’s been seven years since we lost a rare gem, a leader, a mentor, and a political father—Barrister Jaye Alabi, the former Executive Secretary of Ejigbo LCDA.

Barrister Alabi was more than just a political figure; he was a pillar of support who stood by me during difficult times. When the road was rough, he never wavered. He made sacrifices to see me grow and succeed politically, offering guidance, encouragement, and unwavering belief in my potential.

I wish he was alive today to witness the massive growth in my life, growth that he had already professed long before I even discovered myself. He saw the greatness in me before I could see it myself, and for that, I will always be grateful.

His leadership was one of selflessness and dedication. He was a man who cared deeply about the development of Ejigbo and its people, always working towards progress and good governance. His impact on my life and many others will never be forgotten.

Seven years may have passed, but his legacy lives on. His wisdom, his kindness, and his commitment to service continue to inspire me every day.

May his soul continue to rest in perfect peace".