Aybámidélé báym Ojtelégàn Momodu, a veteran Nigerian columnist and distributer, has been conceded privileged citizenship of Georgia in the US of America.
| Born | 16 May 1960 Ile-Ife, Osun State, Nigeria |
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| Education | Master of Arts degree in English Literature |
| Alma mater | Obafemi Awolowo University |
| Occupation | Journalist/CEO |
Momodu took to Instagram to share a photograph of the endorsement, which depicted him as an exceptional resident who will be treated with the highest regard as a Generosity Diplomat from Georgia in his movements to different states, and countries past the lines of the US of America, or any place he may in the future travel or live.
In his subtitle, he offered thanks to the state for the good thought. “However I couldn’t by and by acknowledge this distinction in Atlanta, Georgia, I most earnestly value the mindfulness and good thoughts behind it,” he composed.
Privileged citizenship is a differentiation gave by a city or other government on an unfamiliar or local individual considered particularly commendable or generally meriting the honor.
Via virtual entertainment, messages of congrats have been pouring in from family, companions, associates, and fans.
