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Akpanoko Extols Ethiope West Council Boss Owoso On His Birthday
By Stephanie Ikanone Odiete
Former Delta State Assistant Publicity Secretary, Chief London Owhofasa Akpanoko, has felicitated with Chairman of Ethiope West Local Government Council, Hon Nelson Oghenedoro Owoso on his birthday.
In a special felicitations message to mark his birthday, the Ugo of Idjerhe Kingdom in Ethiope West Local Government Council, described the council boss as a quintessential politician who has helped to improve the fortunes of the party at the LG.
Chief Akpanoko, a PDP chieftain and business mogul commended him for his dedication to the party and tireless zeal to bring development to the council, adding that Owoso’s kind of selfless service will certainly win more members for the party and will help to stabilize Ethiope West PDP and the state.
“Over the years, your zest to improve humanity and better your environment has stood you out,your emergence have played a stabilizing role both as council boss and as a church Pastor, You have and will continue to give wise counsel in defense of truth and justice devoid of sentiments.
“As you continue to strive to make our dear local government the envy of others through your impactful contributions and selfless service to humanity, I pray that you will be graced with many more years filled with sound health and joy.
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“So, as you celebrate your birthday today, I, on behalf of myself, my political family and the people of Idjerhe Kingdom, wish you a very happy birthday,” Chief Akpanoko said.
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