Stationery Stores former player heads Lagos Civil Service

President of the Stationery Stores FC Supporter FC Supporters Trust, Adebayo Olowo-Ake has on behalf of club members congratulated Mr. Bode Agoro on his elevation as Head of the Service of the Lagos State Government.

The appointment was made by the Lagos State Governor, Babajide Sanwo-Olu. Agoro  becomes  the 22nd Head of Civil Service of the state.

He is a former member of Stationery Stores FC. “We note with nostalgia, your service to our darling club–Stationery Stores FC, and with pride, your steady but assured rise through the various cadres of the distinguished Lagos State Service.

“We pray the Almighty God to grant you wisdom, good health and strength as you lead the foremost civil service in the Nigerian Federation”, Olowo-Ake wrote in a letter of congratulation.

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