Chief Mulade Celebrates Governor Oborevwori at 60

Abuja: Delta-born human and environmental rights activist, Comrade Mulade Sheriff has congratulated the Delta State Governor, Chief Sheriff F. O. Oborevwori on his 60th birthday anniversary.

In a statement personally signed by him and made available to newsmen, Comrade Mulade Sheriff thanked the Governor for his unwavering support towards building a better Delta State and the next generation (youths) for leadership roles in the State.

He extended his warmest birthday wishes to the new Governor, and expressed confidence in his capacity and ability to navigate and surmount complex challenges. He commended the Governor for his efforts at fostering partnerships and takes tough decisions for a better Delta State within a short period of his being in office, describing it as encouraging and inspiring.

“As we celebrate this special day, I want to express my heartfelt gratitude to God Almighty for His infinite mercy and grace upon your life, and for the wisdom and leadership qualities He deposited in you," he stated.

According to Chief Mulade, "as we mark your 60th birthday, Sir, I strongly believe in your unwavering commitment to change the narrative of Delta State's development that will bring Delta State to an enviable height and create opportunities for grooming more youths for leadership positions, so as to attract the much desired development to our dear State.

“On behalf of myself and my family, I wish you a very happy and peaceful birthday, good health and well-deserved moments of relaxation, he said."

Chief Mulade also prayed that the years ahead would bring the Governor greater opportunities, and fulfillment in all his endeavors.

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