Otunba Adesina pays tribute to media veteran, Alhaji Lai Gidado on birthday. By Abibu Shehu IbrahimĀ
Otunba Adesina pays tribute to media veteran, Alhaji Lai Gidado on birthday.
By Abibu Shehu Ibrahim

Otunba Atoyese of Iyere Kingdom, Dr. Abubakar Adesina (Omoluabi), has extended warm congratulations to the Publisher of Ebony Herald International Magazine, Alhaji Lai Gidado, as he adds another year to his age.

Dr. Adesina praised Alhaji Gidado for his remarkable contributions to the Nigerian media industry, describing him as a seasoned journalist whose distinguished career at the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) in Lagos, Jos and Akure left an enduring legacy of professionalism, integrity and excellence.
He also commended the celebrant’s immense contributions to literary development through his work as a publisher and accomplished author, noting that his dedication to journalism, publishing and intellectual discourse has inspired many young professionals in the media industry.
According to Dr. Adesina, Alhaji Gidado’s unwavering commitment to truth, fairness and ethical journalism has earned him widespread respect within and beyond the media profession.
He described him as a mentor and role model whose wealth of experience continues to shape the next generation of journalists and media practitioners across the country.
He further lauded the celebrant for using Ebony Herald International Magazine as a platform to promote good governance, celebrate excellence and give voice to issues that advance national development.
He said Gidado’s consistency, resilience and passion for quality journalism have distinguished him as one of the nation’s most respected media personalities.
Dr. Adesina prayed that Almighty Allah would continue to bless Alhaji Gidado with sound health, long life, divine wisdom and greater strength to continue serving humanity and contributing to national development.
He wished the media icon many more years of fulfilment, peace, prosperity and impactful service.
“Happy birthday to you and congratulations”, the message concluded.

