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ASIUWHU CELEBRATES OKOWA AT 65
The Chairman of the Delta State Taskforce on Environment, Chief Godspower Omafuvwe Asiuwhu, has extended his heartfelt felicitations to the immediate past governor of Delta State, His Excellency, Sen. Dr. Ifeanyi Arthur Okowa, on the occasion of his 65th birthday. Chief Asiuwhu described Sen. Dr. Okowa as a man of vision and a special breed with a touch of magical excellence, dedicated to the service of humanity.
In a congratulatory message he personally signed, Chief Asiuwhu lauded Sen. Dr. Ifeanyi Arthur Okowa as a role model and father figure, endowed with wisdom and a spirit of excellence. He highlighted the former governor’s capabilities, which have significantly contributed to the administration of Delta State. These admirable traits of true leadership and legacy have earned Sen. Dr. Okowa the love and respect of all well-meaning Deltans, earning him the nickname “Ekwueme of the Universe.”
Chief Asiuwhu further described Sen. Dr. Okowa as a man of peace who adeptly keeps trouble at bay. He praised Okowa’s courage, diligence, purposefulness, and unwavering commitment to serving humanity.
In his message, Chief Asiuwhu wished Sen. Dr. Okowa a shower of blessings to brighten his future in all his endeavors. He concluded his message with a heartfelt “Happy Birthday, Ekwueme!” celebrating the remarkable journey and contributions of Sen. Dr. Ifeanyi Arthur Okowa.
This celebration of a milestone birthday serves as a testament to the profound impact Sen. Dr. Okowa has made in Delta State and beyond, solidifying his legacy as a visionary leader and dedicated public servant.


