ABN TV Boss, Ifeanyi Okali Salutes Chief Amobi Ogah On Birthday

The Director ABN TV, Mr Ifeanyi Okali has congratulated aspirant for Isuikwuato/Umunneochi federal constituency of Abia State on the platform of the Labour Party, Chief Amobi Ogah on his birthday, describing him as a passionate and committed young man who has demonstrated eagerness to see a more developed Abia.

In a felicitation message on Thursday, Okali also appreciated the businessman and philanthropist for his modest efforts in lifting the burdens and touching the lives of his people through series of empowerment outreaches he has carried out among youths and women of his constituency to give them a ray of hope.

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He also prayed God to rain His blessings upon Chief Ogah as he marks birthday and grant his desires of heart, even as he wishes him long life and prosperity.

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