Ondo Ministry of Women Affairs Sets Date for Maiden Edition of End-of-Year Get-Together Party

Ondo Ministry of Women Affairs Sets Date for  Maiden Edition of End-of-Year Get-Together Party








The Ondo State Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development has announced its first ever annual End-of-Year Get-Together Party, scheduled for Monday, December 29, 2025.






The event will serve as a celebration of the ministry's achievements over the year, featuring the recognition of 12 staff members who retired in 2025, awards for outstanding employees in each department for their hard work and diligence, and opportunities for all staff to network and exchange gifts.


In a statement released by the Honourable Commissioner for Women Affairs, Dr. Seun Osamaye,  said the gathering  will serve as an avenue to express profound gratitude to God Almighty for His faithfulness throughout the year. 


She also extended deep appreciation to the Governor of Ondo State, His Excellency Dr. Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa, and the First Lady, Her Excellency Mrs. Esther Oluwaseun Aiyedatiwa, for their unwavering support.


The commissioner wished everyone a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year in Advance.



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