By Joelson Eboh
It was a colourful gathering of family, friends, political associates, and dignitaries from all walks of life at the celebration of the Chief Adviser to the Governor of Delta State, Senator Ighoyota Amori’s 73rd birthday at his Asaba residence.
Speaking on the auspicious occasion, Governor Sheriff Oborevwori, who was represented by the Secretary to the State Government, Dr. Kingsley Emu, described Senator Amori as a man of remarkable and unmatched reputation who had inspired many, young and old.
The Governor noted that the annual celebration of Senator Amori’s birthday had always sparked his curiosity, but the massive turnout at the event provided the answer.
“I have always wondered why Senator Amori celebrates his birthday every year, but today the question has been answered with this huge turnout. I propose we change the day from Birthday to Amori Caucus Day”, the Governor said to the admiration the audience.
In his remarks, the celebrant expressed deep appreciation to the Governor and all other guests for honouring him with their, affirming that he was highly elated.
“Events like this tell you if you have friends or not”, Senator Amori said. “There is a saying that many are called but few are chosen, but in this case, it is many are called and many are chosen. I really appreciate every one of you. My family is here, my children both biological and otherwise, and when I look around, I see my political family members. It is my prayer that as you have come to celebrate me, you will always be celebrated in Jesus’ name”.
The evening was marked by warm tributes, laughter, and an atmosphere of unity that underscored the celebrant’s enduring influence and bonds across Delta State’s political and social circles.
The event attracted a good number of political heavyweights and public figures, including All Progressives Congress (APC) State Chairman, Engr. Omeni Sobotie; former PDP State Chairmen, Chief Solomon Arenyeka and Barr. Kingsley Esiso; Commissioner of Finance, Chief Fidelis Tilije; Commissioner for Oil and Gas, Chief Peter Uviejitobor; Commissioner, Bureau for Special Duties, Mr. Ejiro Etacherure; Director of Protocol, Chief Sunday Onoriode; Chief Fred Majemite; Chief Moses Odibo; Hon Anthony Akpomiemie; Engr. Bobor Abraham; Dr. Mrs. Philomena Oyearone; Hon. Austin Ayemidejor; Chief Edwin Uzor; Hon. Ebireri Sunday, and a host of others.







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