" ITREALMS: PDP Deputy Governorship candidate, Sowunmi-Kolapo, honours retired Traffic Warden with grand reception - ITREALMS

Monday, October 05, 2026

PDP Deputy Governorship candidate, Sowunmi-Kolapo, honours retired Traffic Warden with grand reception - ITREALMS

...Pledges workers' welfare, says Adebutu's administration will reward diligence

​The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Deputy Governorship Candidate in Ogun State for the 2027 elections, Hajia 'Yemi Sowunmi-Kolapo, on Sunday hosted a grand retirement reception in honour of retired Deputy Superintendent of Traffic, Anifat Abiodun Bello, praising her rare and infectious commitment to public service, reports ITREALMS.


​Held in the Obantoko area of Abeokuta, the celebration drew party chieftains, religious leaders, and well-wishers to celebrate Mrs. Bello, popularly known as Aunty Anifat; for her exceptional discipline, professionalism, and resilience while serving with the Ogun State Police Command.


​Presenting a cash token of N500,000 to the retired officer, Hajia Sowunmi-Kolapo lauded her as a role model for younger generations and civil servants alike, emphasizing that integrity and diligence remain invaluable traits in nation-building.

​"You are a role model for younger Nigerians. I want to commend you for your professionalism. Gold or silver, I do not have. But please accept this as a token of appreciation for your infectious commitment to duty," she stated.

​Shifting focus to governance, the PDP running mate used the occasion to assure Ogun State civil servants and workers of robust welfare packages under the incoming administration of Hon. Oladipupo Adebutu, the party's governorship candidate. 

She promised that hard work will be adequately rewarded and that the hardships experienced by citizens over the past eight years will soon be dismantled.

​The event received further emotional and financial backing from Yeye Adenike Adebutu, wife of the Ogun PDP governorship candidate, who announced an additional N500,000 cash gift for Mrs. Bello. 

Reflecting on fond memories of seeing the traffic officer discharge her duties with a constant smile, Mrs. Adebutu assured her of a place in the incoming administration.

​Ogun PDP Chairman, Dr. Abayomi Tella, commended Hajia Sowunmi-Kolapo for her extraordinary gesture of kindness, noting that Mrs. Bello’s selflessness has proven that diligent service never goes unnoticed. 

Echoing similar sentiments, State PDP Secretary Alhaji Semiu Sodipo praised the retired warden for her uncorrupted public record, noting her remarkable refusal to take bribes alongside her cheerful disposition toward road users.

​Other dignitaries at the reception, including family members and colleagues, took turns to celebrate the celebrant. 

In her vote of thanks, Mrs. Bello's daughter, Dorcas Olusegun, expressed profound gratitude to Hajia Sowunmi-Kolapo and other leaders for creating an indelible moment of joy for their family.

​An visibly elated Mrs. Bello danced in appreciation of the honors showered on her, using the moment to advise younger Nigerians and workers to remain steadfast in their duties, reiterating that true dedication ultimately pays off.

​The public reception followed viral social media acclaim where Abeokuta residents spontaneously celebrated Mrs. Bello with cash gifts on her final day in uniform, honoring her strict adherence to discipline, humility, and a zero-tolerance stance on bribery.

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