Member representing Ikwuano/Umuahia federal constituency of Abia State, Hon Sam Onuigbo has congratulated the Director ABN TV, Mr Ifeanyi Okali as he becomes a year older.
The federal lawmaker who personally made a telephone call and birthday message to felicitate with Okali early Sunday extolled him for being professional in the performance of his function as an online publisher, an industry he said is flooded with charlatans and blackmailers.
Rep Onuigbo who is Abia Central Senatorial candidate of APC also encouraged Mr. Okali to remain an examplary model among young people in his community, Abia and the nation at large.
He also applauded his philanthropy, humaneness, ability to pay attention to details as well as kindness, urging him to remain in the path of hope for the world.
His congratulatory letter read in part, “Over the years, you have grown to be a huge force in shaping opinions and enforcing good governance. For that, the world owes you a debt of gratitude.
“Your philanthropic actions, humaneness, attention to details, and overflowing love for mankind are rare qualities in a world where people are mostly looking out for themselves. I urge you to remain on this path as it is a path of hope for our world.
“On behalf of myself, my family, and the good people of great Ikwuano/Umuahia North/Umuahia South Federal Constituency, I felicitate with you on your birthday and wish you long life, good health, happiness, and all the good things of life.”
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