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Bayelsa council boss, lawmaker pour encomium on former minister, King Banigo on his 75th birthday

Brass—The Chairman of Brass Local Government Council, Bayelsa State, Victor Isaiah has congratulated the former Minister of Science and Technology and King of Okpoama kingdom, HRM Ebitimi Banigo on the occasion of his 75th birthday celebration.

In a message signed by his Chief Press Secretary, Pekene Lukas.
Isaiah described King Banigo as a business mogul and blessing to the world.

“On behalf of my family and the wonderful people of Brass Local Government Council, I celebrate my great king, a business mogul who’s a blessing to the world on the auspicious occasion of your birthday.

“You are a King that every King would like to emulate because you are one of the best in our country. Okpoama Kingdom is blessed to have you at the helm of her affairs,” the statement reads.

The council helmsman prayed to God to continue to protect, enlarge the coast, and grant King Banigo the needed wisdom to take Okpoama kingdom to a greater height.

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In the same vein, the member representing Brass Constituency II in the Bayelsa State House of Assembly, Timi Agala-Omubo has also felicitated King Banigo, his family and the people of Okpoama Kingdom on the occasion of his 75th birthday celebration.

In a statement obtained by Mangrovepen.ng, the lawmaker prayed for heaven to shine, guide and protect the monarch.

According to the statement: “Your Majesty, as you clock a new age, I entreat the Host of Heavens to make his face shine on you, guide and shield you from evil.

“It is my wish that you continue to exude glory and splendour, illuminating the thoughts, actions, and spirit of our people.

“You Sir, are making indelible prints on the sands of history, it is on this premise that I say, Happy Birthday Your Majesty and long and blissful may your reign be.”

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