Engr. Sunny Oche Felicitates Comrade Ajunwa on Two Years in Office, Birthday Anniversary
By Pan Afric Reporters
The Executive Chairman of Ado Local Government Council, Benue State, Hon. Engr. Sunny Oche, has congratulated his Ogbadibo counterpart, Comrade Sunday Ameh Ajunwa, on his two-year anniversary in office and birthday, urging him to sustain people-oriented governance and grassroots development.
The felicitation was contained in a statement signed by Innocent Igelle, Principal Private Secretary to the Ado Local Government Chairman, following the twin celebrations held at Ajunwa’s residence in Otukpa, Ogbadibo Local Government Area.
Oche was represented at the events by the Leader of the Ado Legislative House, Hon. Agbo Adadu, who conveyed his goodwill message to the Ogbadibo chairman.
In his message, Oche commended Ajunwa for his dedication to public service and commitment to grassroots development, describing the anniversary as an opportunity to assess achievements, reflect on challenges and renew the commitment to delivering meaningful development to the people.
He also emphasised the need for unity, mutual consultation and cooperation among local government chairmen to address shared challenges and advance development across their respective councils.
The Ado chairman urged Ajunwa to sustain the spirit of partnership and remain focused on effective service delivery, people-oriented policies and initiatives that promote peace and progress.
Congratulating his Ogbadibo counterpart on his birthday, Oche wished him good health, divine wisdom, renewed strength and greater accomplishments in his service to humanity.
He expressed confidence that the years ahead would bring further achievements and strengthen Ajunwa’s contributions to the development of Ogbadibo Local Government Area and Benue State.
The twin celebrations featured a church service and reception attended by political associates, dignitaries, friends and well-wishers. The occasion also provided an opportunity to reflect on the two-year journey of the 23 local government chairmen who assumed office on the same day.
