Members of the Association of Private Practising Surveyors of Nigeria (APPSN) and the Nigerian Institution of Surveyors (NIS), Oyo State Chapter, have extended warm felicitations to Surv. (Hon.) Olakunle Ibrahim Busari, (mnis) as he marks another year of life and professional accomplishment.
In a goodwill message signed by the Public Relations Officer of APPSN, colleagues and associates described Surv. Busari as an outstanding professional, respected leader, and committed advocate for the advancement of the surveying profession in Nigeria.
The statement praised his unwavering dedication, integrity, and remarkable contributions to the growth and development of surveying practice, noting that his exemplary service continues to inspire fellow professionals and the younger generation within the industry.
According to the association, Surv. Busari has distinguished himself through years of dedicated service to both the profession and the wider community, earning admiration and respect from colleagues across Oyo State and beyond.
“As we celebrate this special occasion, we thank God for the gift of his life, his remarkable achievements, and his steadfast commitment to professional excellence and community service,” the statement reads.
The associations also offered prayers for continued divine guidance, good health, wisdom, and greater accomplishments in the years ahead.
They expressed optimism that the new chapter of his life would usher in renewed strength, abundant grace, favour, peace, and lasting happiness, while wishing him continued success in all his endeavours.
Members of APPSN and NIS, Oyo State Chapter, further wished the celebrant a memorable birthday celebration and many more years of fruitful service, prosperity, and impactful contributions to the surveying profession and national development.
Surv. (Hon.) Olakunle Ibrahim Busari is widely regarded as one of the notable figures within the surveying community, with colleagues commending his leadership qualities and commitment to professional standards.
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Surv. Dare Ayinde (mnis)