Otuaro @ 56: A testament to loyalty and love--OTUISI

Former Special Assistant to Former Governor Ifeanyi Okowa, Dr. Louis Otuisi, says the life of immediate past Deputy Governor, Deacon Kingsley Burutu Otuaro, who clocks 56 on April 16, 2024 is "a testament to and compass of loyalty, love and humility".

Otuisi spoke shortly after Christ Embassy Church, Airport Road, Warri, celebrated Otuaro's 56th birthday anniversary last Sunday, ahead of his Tuesday April 16 birthday, stressing: "there is a lot for my generation to learn from the immediate past Deputy Governor's life course so far".

"Otuaro continues to demonstrate an unwavering and contagious belief in Almighty God and his timing of events in our lives and hence is never dampened in spirit by what appears to us a delay", Otuisi said.

"In the political space, Otuaro has earned trust by his remarkable and exemplary loyalty and humility, which is sure to attract greater responsibility in due time", Otuisi hopes, adding: "His silent philanthropic stunts have impacted and raised the downtrodden, driven as it were, by love for humanity".

"I congratulate a towering man of God, Deacon Kingsley Burutu Otuaro at his 56th birth anniversary! I wish him peace and the happiness that comes from giving, along with wisdom, health, long life and prosperity, to perfect his glorious mission on earth. Happy Birthday", Otuisi prayed.

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