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MEMBER representing Isoko North and South Federal Constituency, Jonathan Ukodhiko has praised his predecessor, Leo Ogor as the former Minority Leader, House of Representatives, turns 65years.
Rep Ukodhiko, in a statement on Saturday by his Special Assistant on Media, Ajiri-Oghene Oreh, described the legislative maestro, Hon. Ogor as a political leader per excellence and a mentor.
The Isoko federal lawmaker lauded Hon. Ogor for his outstanding contributions to leadership, the growth of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), the peace and development of the Constituency and the nation.
Ukodhiko said: “On behalf of my family and the people of Isoko North and South Federal Constituency, I felicitate with my predecessor, our leader, and former Minority leader of House of Reps, Rt. Hon. Leo Okuweh Ogor on his 65th birth anniversary.
“Rt Hon Ogor is one of Nigeria’s most cerebral and outspoken lawmakers we have had. He is a astute politician and a genuine patriot who has made significant contribution to national unity and development.
“Also significant are Hon. Ogor’s generous contributions to the growth of our party, the PDP, and advancement of Isoko-nation and humanity at large which are remarkable just as they are highly commendable.
“Hon Ogor is a father, mentor and a leader per excellence who has been instrumental in raising other leaders. His political credentials are inspiring and his footprints are associated with visionary leader.
“As a representative, he facilitated road infrastructures, electricity projects, education facilities, water projects, hospital facilities and influenced the empowerment, employment and appointments of many Isoko sons and daughters.
“My leader, you set excellent records of legislative representation of efficiency, and effectiveness i am sustaining and, hopefully, I’ll surpass in my representation of the people of Isoko Federal Constituency at the House of Representatives.”
Ukodhiko prayed to God for good health, strength and more blessings upon Rt Hon Leo Ogor in his continued service to Isoko in particular and Nigeria in general
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-January 6, 2024 @ 19:09 GMT|
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