Birthdays are moments to pause and celebrate not just the passage of time but the life of impact and service that defines a true leader. Today, the Police Campaign Against Cultism and Other Vices (POCACOV) joins countless well-wishers across Nigeria to celebrate one of its pillars of strength; Dr. Ayo Ogunsan, a man whose humility, generosity and commitment to humanity continue to inspire many.

Dr. Ogunsan has long distinguished himself as more than just a name in the nation’s security and philanthropic space. As the Pioneer State Chairman of POCACOV in Lagos and now its Grand Patron, his unwavering support has been a backbone to the initiative’s success. When all seemed bleak for the hosting of this year’s Children’s Day celebration, it was Dr. Ogunsan who stepped in with his characteristic kindness and decisive leadership, ensuring the event held in grand style.

That single act, among many others, underscores his deep compassion and belief in empowering others, particularly the youth. Beyond POCACOV, Dr. Ogunsan’s influence extends through his pivotal role as a Board Member of the Lagos State Security Trust Fund (LSSTF), where he continues to demonstrate that genuine leadership is not about titles but about service and impact.

A devoted man of faith and principle, Dr. Ogunsan’s life exemplifies integrity, humility and the courage to make a difference. His story reminds us that greatness is found not in the heights we reach but in the lives we touch.

On this special day, POCACOV, under the leadership of ACP Oluseyi Olabisi Okuwobi, celebrates a man who remains a beacon of hope and a strong advocate for a safer, better Nigeria.

Happy Birthday, Dr. Ayo Ogunsan, a true friend, visionary and gift to humanity.

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