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Ex-Senate president Lawan celebrates Akpabio at 61

Mr Lawan commended Mr Akpabio’s tireless efforts in championing legislative initiatives.

• December 9, 2023
President of the Senate, Sen. Godswill Akpabio and past President of the Senate, Sen. Ahmad Lawan
From the left: President of the Senate, Sen. Godswill Akpabio[Credit : Arise News] and past President of the Senate, Sen. Ahmad Lawan[Photo Credit: his X account]

The immediate past President of the Senate, Sen. Ahmad Lawan (APC-Yobe), has felicitated the President of the Senate, Sen. Godswill Akpabio, on his 61st birthday celebration.

Mr Lawan, in a birthday message to Mr Akpabio in Abuja on Saturday, extolled the Senate President for his remarkable achievements throughout his political career.

He commended Mr Akpabio’s efforts in championing legislative initiatives and lauded his unwavering determination in advocating for good governance.

“As you celebrate your 61st birthday anniversary today, I join in congratulating you on the remarkable achievements you have displayed throughout your political career as an uncommon leader.

“Your dedication to public service and commitment to improving the lives of the Nigerian people have not gone unnoticed.

“Your visionary leadership has paved the way for positive change and progress, and the citizens of your beloved state, Akwa-Ibom, can attest to this.

“As President of the Nigerian Senate and Chairman of the National Assembly, you have demonstrated a steadfast commitment to making a lasting impact as you stir the affairs of the National Assembly.”

Mr Lawan commended Mr Akpabio’s tireless efforts in championing legislative initiatives and applauded his unwavering determination to advocate good governance.

“Your vision and passion continue to inspire us all, and we are grateful for your steadfast devotion to public service. Indeed, Nigerians are grateful for your tireless efforts in striving for a better future for our country.

“On the special occasion of your birthday celebration, I extend my warmest wishes to you, your family and loved ones. May your birthday be filled with joy, happiness, and the recognition of the profound impact you have made on the lives of so many.

“We look forward to many more years of your exemplary leadership and dedication to our great nation,” Mr Lawan said.

(NAN)

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