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UPU Youthwing Greets Ex-President, Comrade Igho On His Birth Anniversary
By Daniel Dafe
President of Urhobo Progress Union, Comrade Efemena Umukoro, has congratulated a former president of the youth body, Comrade Ovie Igho, on his birth anniversary today.
In a statement sent to Oasis Magazine (OM), the youth leader said it was a unique day to him and other Urhobo youths, adding that the achievements of the former leader of the apex socio-cultural umbrella for all Urhobo youths while in office cannot be forgotten.
His words: “Happy birthday to a leader, boss, brother and also a former president of the prestigious Urhobo Progress Union (UPU) Youthwing, Worldwide, Comrade Igho Anthony Ovie.
“Sir, you birthed the present day struggle and positioning of Urhobo youths in their rightful place of pride. You are a slow talker but a great achiever. I am very proud to be a student in your school of thoughts. The struggle you have placed in my hands is in safe hands, as I am doing my best to ensure it doesn’t die with me, hence I am walking the talking!
“I must confess that God has been faithful to us.”
He continued: “On your birthday sir, I wish you the very best of God’s favor, guidance, grace, direction and prosperity in addition to whatsoever you wish yourself. It is your day sir. Please enjoy every moment of it and I want you to know that you are loved by Urhobo youths globally.”
“On behalf of myself, my dynasty, family and the entire Urhobo youths worldwide, I wish you a happy birthday sir. Age with Grace Comrade Anthony Ovie Igho,” he added.
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