Delta State Governorship Aspirant Kenneth Gbagi Congratulates Ibori @ 63 Years

Delta State Governorship Aspirant Kenneth Gbagi Congratulates Chief James Ibori @ 63 Years

The Delta state 2023 Delta State Governorship Aspirant, Olorogun Kenneth Gbagi has felicited with the former Governor of Delta State, Chief James Ibori on the occasion of his 63 birthday.

In a statement to the former Governor, Gbagi said, "Today marks another milestone in your sojourn in life as you turn 63".

"It is fervently our duty and responsibility as we transform into eldership of our various communities and society to ensure we leave it better than our fathers left it for us"

"My wish for you on a day like this as you turn 63 is that you will contribute more by way of physical involvement, positive contribution, and above it all demonstrate the highest form of character beyond the imagination of us all"

"We join people, friends of yours, family of yours both within and outside Delta state to thank God for your life and as all that we saw yesterday we will never see again in life, what is left for us all right now is honesty of purpose, intention and towards transforming, I recall when you and I met in 1998/99, how years has flown by, how a lot of people that we started with are no longer here, for which we give thanks to God and for that I celebrate you at 63".

God bless and grant you wonderful health and happiness in Jesus name I pray. Amen

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