The Minority Whip/member representing Arochukwu State constituency in the Abia House of Assembly, Hon. Dr. Mike Ukoha has felicitated with the family of one of his constituents from Amaeke Abam community, Mr. Stephen Nwoke on the arrival and christening of his daughter, little Miss Charity Amarachi Stephen at Abam.
Speaking at the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) recently, the Minority Whip praised the father of the child, Mr. Stephen Nwoke on his steadfastness and commitment in the things of God, stressing that his good works for humanity remain exceptional.
The lawmaker explained that Mr. Stephen Nwoke is someone who is committed both in the social life and party leaning, described him as a good party faithful and prayed God to give him and his wife the necessary things required to train their daughter well.
Also speaking, Pastor Goodluck Ogbugo of the Redeemed Christian Church of God stated that the arrival of little Miss Charity Amarachi Stephen is a special blessing from God, and prayed God that she will be trained with the fear of the Lord.
On their part, the parents of the celebrant Mr./Mrs. Stephen Nwoke thanked God for giving them something to cheer in their new born baby, while promising to ensure that she is given the proper training that will distinguish her from the rest of her peers.
They thanked all those who came to share in their joy, especially Hon. Dr. Ukoha, for finding time out of his many tight schedule to come, and described him as one who has the interest of the people at heart, and prayed God to see him through as he trudge on in his services to the good people of Arochukwu State constituency.
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