Member of the House of Representatives representing Ogbomoso Federal Constituency of Oyo State, Hon. Olamijuwonlo Alao-Akala, has penned an emotional birthday message in honour of his elder sister, Olamide Alao-Akala, describing her as a dependable pillar of wisdom, strength and inspiration.In a goodwill message shared on his official Facebook page, the federal lawmaker celebrated Olamide’s achievements as a renowned entrepreneur, highlighting her leadership as the Chief Executive Officer of UMèRA Farms, UMèRA Business School and Alaafia Village, as well as her accomplishments as a bestselling author.
Olamijuwonlo praised his sister for her unwavering commitment to excellence, noting that she has consistently demonstrated love, selflessness and steadfast support throughout their family journey.
According to him, Olamide’s outstanding contributions to entrepreneurship, agriculture and human capacity development have continued to inspire countless individuals to dream bigger, pursue excellence with courage and make meaningful impacts in their communities.
“Through every season, you have remained a dependable source of wisdom, strength and inspiration. I am deeply grateful for the love, unwavering support and selflessness you continue to demonstrate throughout our journey,” he wrote.
The lawmaker further expressed admiration for her remarkable accomplishments, describing her as a role model whose successes continue to motivate aspiring entrepreneurs and young professionals.
Offering prayers for the celebrant, Olamijuwonlo wished her many more years of fulfilment, good health and greater accomplishments.
“As you celebrate another beautiful year, I pray that God grants you sound health, divine wisdom and unending joy. May this new chapter bring you immense growth, favour, countless reasons to smile and greater accomplishments,” he added.
The birthday tribute has attracted warm reactions from friends, associates and well-wishers, many of whom joined the lawmaker in celebrating Olamide Alao-Akala and applauding her contributions to business development, agriculture and human capital advancement.

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