STATIONERY STORES FC SUPPORTERS TRUST CONGRATULATES BODE AGORO - A well deserved position indeed...

 BODE AGORO, the 22nd HOS of Lagos State Government.


 The Executive and the entire members of  ' Stationery Stores Football Club Supporters Trust' congratulate an ex-player of the club in the person of Mr. Bode Agoro on his elevation as the newly appointed Lagos State Government Head of Service.


Governor Sanwo-Olu approved the appointment of Bode Agoro as the 22nd HOS in Lagos State. Lagosians are well pleased with this decision.


This is a well deserved appointment by the state government. The SSFC Supporters Trust wishes Mr. Agoro the best of luck and that the Almighty God gives him the wisdom, health and strength to prosecute his new job.


A big congratulations to the new Head of Service, Lagos State Government, Mr. Bode Agoro. 


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