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Ogun students hail IBD Dende at 56

NAOSS President, FM Castro celebrates IBD Dende at 55
  • Say celebrant never says no to students

By John Ogunsemore

The National Association of Ogun State Students (NAOSS) has congratulated businessman, Alhaji Ibrahim Dende Egungbohun, popularly known as IBD Dende, on his 56th birthday.

This is contained in a Tuesday statement signed by National President of NAOSS, Oluwafemi Ajayi (Fm Castro) and sent to SunOnline.

Ajayi described Egungbohun as a distinguished son of Ogun State who has consistently distinguished himself as a remarkable businessman, philanthropist, and Chairman of the IBD Group.

The NAOSS president added that his generosity and support for social development have positively impacted countless lives across the state.

Ajayi stated, “Within the student community, he has proven time and again that he is not just a leader but a father to all students, offering support, encouragement, and opportunities to many young people striving for a brighter future.

Speaking on this special occasion, Ajayi further described Egungbohun as a rare personality whose love for students and youths has earned him deep admiration and appreciation across Ogun State.

He emphasised that the student community remains grateful for his consistent commitment to the growth, welfare, and empowerment of young people.

“On behalf of all Ogun State students across the nation, Aàrẹ Oluwafemi Ajayi (Fm Castro), National President of NAOSS, extends heartfelt congratulations to this great philanthropist and community leader.

“We sincerely appreciate his immense contributions to students and youth development, and we proudly affirm that we love and appreciate him in all ramifications.

“As he celebrates this milestone, we pray that Almighty Allah grants him many more years in sound health, greater wisdom, and massive wealth. May his life continue to be filled with divine blessings and may he never lack the strength and grace to keep touching lives positively,” the statement reads in part.