Dafinone Celebrates Asagba At 80, Hails Contributions To Urhobo Nation

Senator representing Delta Central Senatorial District, Ede Dafinone, has congratulated renowned Urhobo elder statesman, businessman and traditional leader, Okakuro Peter Asagba, on his 80th birthday, describing him as an illustrious son of Urhobo whose contributions to the unity, progress and development of the ethnic nationality remain remarkable.

 

Dafinone, in a goodwill message marking the milestone birthday, praised Asagba, the Duke of Amukpe District in Okpe Kingdom, for his distinguished service to the Urhobo nation, particularly his leadership roles in the Urhobo Progress Union (UPU) Worldwide.

 

He specifically acknowledged Asagba’s contributions as former National Secretary-General and First Vice President of the apex Urhobo socio-cultural organisation, noting that his years of service reflected patriotism, wisdom and an enduring commitment to the collective interests of the Urhobo people.

 

The senator also commended the octogenarian for his entrepreneurial vision and commitment to societal advancement, observing that his contributions extended beyond socio-cultural leadership to issues of economic development and community security.

 

According to Dafinone, Asagba’s consistent advocacy for industrialisation, economic self-reliance and improved security demonstrates his deep concern for the prosperity, stability and well-being of the Urhobo nation.

 

He said the celebrant’s life of service, leadership and enterprise deserved recognition, particularly at a time when the Urhobo nation needed experienced voices and committed leaders to advance its development aspirations.

 

Dafinone, who spoke on behalf of his family and the people of Delta Central Senatorial District, prayed to God to grant Asagba continued good health, divine wisdom, renewed strength and many more fulfilling years of service to humanity.

 

He wished the respected Urhobo leader a happy 80th birthday, celebrating his enduring legacy and contributions to the development of the Urhobo nation.

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