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Delta NUJ Sends Birth Anniversary Goodwill Message To Senator Ned Nwoko

By Daniel Dafe
The Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ), Delta State Council has congratulated the Member representing Delta North Senatorial District at the Red Chamber, Senator Ned Nwoko, on the occasion of his 64th birthday.
In a statement, signed by Churchill Oyowe, Chairman, NUJ Delta State Council, Delta NUJ said that the lawmaker’s unwavering commitment to the principles of good governance and his tireless advocacy for the betterment of society have made a significant impact on the country and beyond.
Continuing, Delta NUJ said: “It is on record that you hold the reputation as the most vibrant legislator at the NASS, in representation, lawmaking and oversight.
“As a distinguished humanist and a champion for the creation of Anioma State, your efforts have inspired many and continue to pave the way for progress and development.
“Your dedication to regulating social media responsibly and your insightful perspectives on socio-economic and political matters, such as strengthening the value and respect for the naira, demonstrate your deep understanding of the challenges we face as a nation and your commitment to finding sustainable solutions.”
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Furthermore, the union commended his remarkable achievements and steadfast dedication to public service.
Delta NUJ prayed that as he orbits a new birth year that he experiences continued success, good health, and the fulfillment of his aspirations for Delta North and Nigeria as a whole.
“Happy Birthday, Most Distinguished Senator Ned Nwoko!, the statement congratulated.
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