Nze Duru Felicitates Akpabio @ 61

Deputy National Organising Secretary of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) and Chairman, Grand Towers Limited, Nze Chidi Duru, has congratulated the President of the Senate, Godswill Obot Akpabio, on the joyous occasion of his 61st birthday.

In a statement personally signed by Nze Duru the Anambra-born politician and business mogul, applauded the Senate President of the 10th National Assembly for his dedication to service, steadfastness and commitment to Nigeria’s peace, unity, stability, and progress.

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He said: “As you mark your 61st birthday, I extend my heartfelt felicitation to you on behalf of my family and the entire staff of Grand Towers Limited.

“It is my prayer that Almighty God continues to keep you, especially as you continue to provide the much-needed exemplary leadership in the Senate and support the realization of the Renewed Hope agenda of Mr. President.”

Nze Duru noted that Akpabio has brought his vast experience in governance to bear in the smooth running of the 10th Senate under his leadership, while also commending him for promoting a superb working relationship between the Executive-Legislative arms of government for the development of Nigeria.

He further wished the senate president more fruitful years in good health, peace, and wisdom to the service of the nation.

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