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Arthur Akpodubakaye Extolls Matthew Tonlagha at 50, Describes Him as a Leader with a Heart of Gold


By Tessy Ogbemi 

Former Vice Chairman of Warri South West Local Government Council, Chief Arthur Akpodubakaye, has extended warm felicitations to Mr. Matthew Tonlagha, Chairman of Maton Engineering Nigeria Limited, as he marks his 50th birthday, describing him as a leader with a heart of gold and a life dedicated to service to humanity.

In a congratulatory message made available to journalists on Monday, Chief Akpodubakaye said the golden jubilee of Mr. Tonlagha is a significant milestone that reflects a life of grace, resilience, and unwavering commitment to the wellbeing of others.

According to him, Mr. Tonlagha has distinguished himself not only as a successful entrepreneur but also as an amiable leader, dependable father figure, and brother to many, whose kindness and humility have earned him admiration across communities within and outside Delta State.

“Matthew Tonlagha is a man whose leadership is defined by compassion and sincerity. His heart for humanity has continued to bring people together, cutting across ethnic, social, and professional boundaries,” Akpodubakaye stated.

The former council vice chairman commended the Chairman of Maton Engineering Nigeria Limited for his consistent support for youth empowerment, job creation, and community development, noting that his contributions have positively impacted countless lives.

He further described Tonlagha at 50 as a symbol of hope and inspiration, whose life exemplifies the values of hard work, generosity, and service, urging younger generations to emulate his virtues.

Chief Akpodubakaye prayed for continued good health, wisdom, and greater accomplishments for Mr. Tonlagha as he enters a new chapter of life, expressing confidence that his golden years will be marked by even greater service to humanity.
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