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Kwode Hails Amori at 74 As Seasoned Political Technocrat and Apostle of Empowerment.
By Henry Ubus
The Coordinator of the Renewed Hope Ambassadors in Ughelli South Local Government Area, Deacon Matthew Kwode, JP, has felicitated with the Chief Adviser to the Delta State Governor, Chief (Dr.) Ighoyota Amori, on the occasion of his 74th birth anniversary.
In a congratulatory message, Deacon Kwode described Chief Amori as a seasoned political technocrat, astute leader and an apostle of empowerment, whose contributions to the political and socio-economic development of the people have remained remarkable over the years.
He noted that the celebrant had, through his political experience, leadership capacity and commitment to human development, positively impacted the lives of many people within and beyond Delta State.
According to him, Chief Amori’s commitment to empowering the people and providing opportunities for individuals to improve their lives has earned him widespread respect and admiration.
Deacon Kwode further commended the celebrant for his steadfastness, wisdom and dedication to public service, describing his 74 years as a remarkable journey worthy of celebration and thanksgiving.
He prayed God Almighty to grant Chief Amori many more years in good health, wisdom and fulfilment, while wishing him continued success in his service to humanity and the people of Delta State.
“On behalf of the Renewed Hope Ambassadors in Ughelli South Local Government Area, I warmly celebrate Chief (Dr.) Ighoyota Amori on this special occasion. May God continue to strengthen him, preserve his life and bless him with many more fruitful years,” Kwode said.


