GOVERNMENT OF DELTA STATE HAPPY BIRTHDAY The Management and Staff of the Directorate of Government House and Protocol, Asaba, Celebrate His Excellency, Rt. Hon. (Elder) Sheriff F.O. Oborevwori, Governor of Delta State @ 62.

 






We are happy and thrilled by your pragmatic and visionary leadership. Your Excellency, you are obviously a cherished gift to all of us. Keep touching lives Sir.

On this auspicious occasion of your 62nd birth anniversary, we congratulate and wish you good health, God's guidance and protection as you continue to pilot the affairs of Delta State to enviable height.

Once again, congratulations and many happy returns.

Signed:

Victor Udi

Permanent Secretary

Government House and Protocol, Asaba

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