RT HON. SERGIUS OGUN SENDS BIRTHDAY GREETINGS TO HON. FELIX AKHABUE, HON. OSAIGBOVO IYOHA


The distinguished honourable member representing Esan North-East/Esan South-East Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Rt Hon. (Barr.) Deacon Sergius Oseasochie Ogun has felicitated with the former chairman of Esan West Local Government Area and immediate past commissioner for Wealth Creation, Cooperatives and Employment, Hon. (Dr)  Felix Akhabue and the Chief of Staff to Edo State Governor, Hon. Osaigbovo Iyoha as they celebrate plus one today!

The Uncommon Federal Lawmaker who commended both men for their resilience and steadfastness prayed God to continue to bless their lives with good health, joy, peace, favour, prosperity and higher dimensions of divine grace for the many wonderful years ahead.

Team Sergius Ogun

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

SERGIUS OGUN FELICITATES WITH OBASEKI ON APPEAL COURT VICTORY

Image
The honourable member representing Esan North-East/Esan South-East Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Rt Hon. ( Barr.) Deacon Sergius Oseasochie Ogun has congratulated the executive governor of Edo state, His Excellency, Mr Godwin Obaseki on his well deserved victory at the Court of Appeal over the alleged certificate forgery case brought against him by the APC and her governorship candidate in the last gubernatorial election, Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu.  While describing the verdict of the appeal court which dismissed the certificate forgery suit by describing it as unmeritorious,  he stated that: " Gov. Obaseki's victory is a victory for Edo people, the rule of law and academic excellence.  The verdict of the appeal court which upheld the earlier judgement  given by the lower court has driven a death nail into the political coffin of those who thought they could upturn the mandate of Edo people through the back door" Going further, the l...
Read more

Nigerian Society of Engineers Confer Fellowship on Engr. Abraham Osezuah

Image
By Rosemary Okoduwa  Engr. Abraham Osezuah has received the prestigious honour of Fellow of the Nigerian Society of Engineers (FNSE). The Fellowship which is the highest honour in the engineering profession in Nigeria, was conferred on Engr. Abraham Osezuah (FNSE) at the Quarterly Dinner/Award of Fellowship of the society held last Wednesday, 26 July in Abuja. Engr Abraham Osezuah (FNSE, FNICE, FIMC, KSM) who hails from Ebhoijie, Ewoiyi, Uromi in present day Esan North-East Local Government Area of Edo State, attended the prestigious University of Benin, Benin City where he graduated in fly colours in Civil Engineering in 1995. After serving the compulsory National Youth Service (NYSC) in Enugu State, he had a stint with the Federal Ministry of Works and Housing. As a result of his engineering ingenuity, he was sought after by the telecommunications giant, Globacom, where he had a brilliant career and gave a good account of himself like the cerebral engineer that he i...
Read more

APC Governors’ Visit To Jonathan :- an indication that Nigeria was Better With PDP

Image
In a statement signed by the National publicity secretary  Kola Ologbondiyan , the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) asserts that the visit by governors elected on the platform of the All Progressives Congress (APC) to former President Goodluck Jonathan has further affirmed that Nigeria, as a nation, was better under the governance of the PDP. The visit, which is a clear endorsement of the acceptability of the PDP administration, also indicates that the APC, in 2015,  only created artificial symbols of misgovernance, corruption and other alleged misgivings just to discredit PDP and grab the levers of power to achieve their selfish desires. It is evident that the Jonathan administration succeeded in office basically because the party understands the nuances of the nation, which was translated into people-oriented policies and programmes, in line with the manifesto of  the PDP, to make life comfortable for Nigerians. This visit to Jonathan by the APC governors is a...
Read more