Wife of Kogi Commissioner for Housing and Urban Development Felicitates with Hajiya Sefinat Ahmed Ododo on Her Birthday

 

The wife of the Commissioner for Housing and Urban Development, Mrs. Ayishat Haruna Abanika, has felicitated with the First Lady of Kogi State, Her Excellency Hajiya Sefinat Ahmed Ododo, on the occasion of her birthday.

In a heartfelt message, Mrs. Abanika described the First Lady as a compassionate leader and a true mother who prioritizes the well-being of women and children in Kogi State through impactful empowerment programs.

"Her Excellency, Hajiya Sefinat Ahmed Ododo, is a woman of honour who has brought smiles to the faces of women and children across the state. Through her life-changing initiatives, she has demonstrated that behind every successful man is a strong and supportive woman," she stated.

She further expressed gratitude for the First Lady’s unwavering support for her husband, Hon. Abanika Taiye who is the Commissioner for Housing and Urban Development and prayed for divine strength, long life, and continued success in her efforts to uplift the lives of the people of Kogi State.

"On this special day, I pray that God Almighty grants you good health, wisdom, and many more years of impactful service. May your new age be filled with abundant blessings and greater accomplishments," Mrs. Abanika added.

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