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Integrity Group Of Delta Felicitates With Nkem Okwuofu On Her 73rd Birth Anniversary
By Daniel Dafe
Integrity Group of Delta also known as the M O R E Agenda Ambassadors, has joined Governor Sheriff Oborevwori to felicitate with the Chairman, Civil Service Commission, Dame Nkem Okwuofu, on her 73rd birth anniversary.
In a statement by the Convener/ Chairman, Ambassador Oke Idawene, the group commended Dame Okwuofu for her uncommon commitment to the unity and growth of the state.
While stating that her contribution to the state cannot be over emphasized, Idawene posited that the nurse turned politician has played major roles in the State since its creation.
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In his words: “Our dear mother, Dame Nkem Okwuofu has continually played bery inspiring and dynamic roles since Delta State was created. Even at 73 years old, she has continued in her God-given role. Deltans will continue to tap from her fountain of knowledge as her enormous wealth of experience is unbeatable.
“On this auspicious occasion of her 73rd birthday, we wish her nothing less than the best in life. We wish her divine health and many more fruitful years. May God continue to bless and protect you.
“As a respected mother and septugenarian, you have lived a life of impact as an accomplished nurse and later as commissioner in several ministries since you joined politics decades ago.
“We wish you longevity, more relevance and wisdom. History will be very kind to you by the time the story of our dear state is going to be written. Once again, congratulations our sweet mother!”
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