The Nigerian Association of Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Practitioners (NARAP) Osun State Chapter celebrated this year World Refrigeration Day in grand style. The July 26th of every year has been slated for the world celebration.
This year celebration which climaxed with the official inauguration of the newly elected executives Osun State Chapter of the association was indeed an epoch making event.
The new executives led by the State Coordinator Alhaji Adebayo Babatunde Temimu was seen highly elated looking at the high profile personalities that graced the occasion far and near
In his acceptance speech, the new state Coordinator, Alhaji Adebayo Babatunde thanks the National body led by the National President Comrade Ahmed lbrahim Salaudeen and his executives members for their unshaken support. Adebayo also used the occasion to appreciate the efforts of the electoral body for their transparency in producing the state new executive members.
Alhaji Babatunde promised to follow the legacy left behind by all his former State Coordinators knowing fully well that NARAP has now became a fully recognized association both national and state level across the country.
The New Coordinator, stressed further by appreciating all the past Coordinators and their executive members for standing tall in making sure NARAP became an association to reckoned with among other associations. He specifically praised the efforts of Pa Abraham Bankole Halleluyah and Comrade James Abiodun Abayomi his predecessor.
While Appreciating all NARAP Members in Osun state and all the newly inaugurated executive members, the National Vice President, Southwest Comrade Prince OLUFEMI Adeleke, who represented the National President during the occasion, Prince OLUFEMI enjoyed all the NARAP Members across the country to stayed focus because the time has come for the association to excelled. He also used the occasion to delivered National President speech and reeled out the achievements so far from the National level.
The occasion witnessed personalities from across the southwest region such as Members, Elders of the association and invited guests of honour cross country.
Some of the dignitaries are the National Vice President, Prince OLUFEMI Adeleke, the National Secretary, the National Treasurer, the National Welfare, the National Financial Secretary, the Oyo State Coordinator, Ondo state Coordinator, Ogun state Coordinator, Lagos State Coordinator, Kwara state Coordinator among others.
Some other dignitaries and State Elders caucus who also graced the occasion were Pa Abraham Bankole Halleluyah, Comrade James Abiodun Abayomi, Mr Dominic Iroabuchi Onuoha, Engr. Olaoye Oluwaseun, Mr Oyebiyi Muyideen a.k.a MD, and others.
In an interview with Elders, Mr Dominic Iroabuchi Onuoha, the Chairman, One Chapter Dynamic Global resources Venture, Osogbo, he deeply express his happiness to be part of the celebration which he described as first of it’s kind in the whole of the country. Mr Onuoha encouraged all the NARAP Members and the Executives in Osun State to continue with the good things that has already started in the association. Mr Dominic also promised his full support for the association both financial and Prayer at all times.
“I am amazed with what l saw here today and l am pledging my full Support for the association both financial and moral support” he concluded.
In his own comment, Another Elder, Mr Oyebiyi Muyideen, a k.a MD, said he has been in the profession for a long period of time and that what is happening in the association now is a great achievements. MD used the occasion to call on youth to imbibe the spirit of hard working and join the profession because it has a lot of benefits.
“In this profession, l cam boldly says that God has help me, l have achieved lots of respect and tangible achievements. I am calling on our youth to get involved in this laudable business”. MD advised.
The well organized event and the celebration of 2025 World Refrigeration Day in Osun State was indeed first of it’s kind and also brings hope that tomorrow will get better in Osun State and Nigeria as a whole