Dr. Uche Ogah has extended birthday wishes to Senator Austin Akobundu (Col. Rtd.), praising his dedication to public service and leadership in Abia Central Senatorial District. Read the full details.
Abuja – Former Minister of Mines and Steel Development, Dr. Uchechukwu Sampson Ogah (CON), has extended warm birthday wishes to Senator Austin Akobundu (Col. Rtd.), describing him as a dedicated public servant who has contributed immensely to the progress of Abia State and Nigeria.
In a heartfelt message, Dr. Ogah commended Senator Akobundu’s remarkable transition from a distinguished military career to a full-fledged democrat, now representing Abia Central Senatorial District in the National Assembly. He noted that the senator’s leadership and unwavering commitment to public service have continued to inspire many.
“Dear elder brother, your journey from the military to politics has been one of selfless service and dedication to Abians and Nigerians at large. Your leadership at the Senate has continued to make a meaningful impact, and today, I join friends and well-wishers to celebrate you,” Dr. Ogah stated.
Speaking on behalf of his family and supporters, the former minister prayed for continued divine guidance and blessings upon Senator Akobundu, urging him to remain steadfast in his commitment to the people.
“Our prayers remain for you to continually advance in stature through the sustained blessings of God Almighty. Happy birthday, dear elder brother!” he added.
The birthday message from Dr. Ogah adds to the growing list of tributes from political leaders, colleagues, and well-wishers who have recognized Senator Akobundu’s contributions to governance, security, and democratic growth in Abia and beyond.
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