Senator Ede Dafinone has congratulated Chief Paulinus Akpeki, the Delta Central Chairman of the All Progressives Congress, APC on the occasion of his birthday anniversary.
The senator described the Akpeki as a master strategist whose wealth of experience as a former Member of the House of Representatives and Commissioner in Delta State has helped to shaped democracy.
According to Sen Ede, “I warmly felicitate with Chief Paulinus Akpeki, the Ugo of Okpe Kingdom, a consummate political tactician and Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Delta Central, as he marks another year in his distinguished life.
“This celebration offers a fitting moment to honour a man whose political journey has been defined by courage, strategy, and unwavering commitment to public service.
“Chief Akpeki’s contributions to the growth of democracy and party politics in Delta State remain significant and enduring. As a former Member of the House of Representatives and a former Commissioner in Delta State, he brought depth, experience, and purpose to governance, consistently demonstrating a firm grasp of policy, grassroots mobilisation, and inclusive leadership.
“Your strategic insight has continued to shape political discourse and party cohesion in Delta State.
Beyond your public offices, you have distinguished yourself as a stabilising force and rallying point within the APC, offering guidance, wisdom, and mentorship to both emerging and established political actors. His leadership as Chairman of the party in Delta Central reflects resilience, and a deep understanding of the political landscape, qualities that have strengthened the party’s presence in the district.
As you marks your birthday today, I pray that Almighty God grants you continued good health, a strong mind, and His grace as you aged gracefully.
May your days be filled with peace, fulfilment, and the satisfaction that comes from a life of service and impact. I wish you many more fruitful years in good health and happiness.
Once more, congratulations and Happy Birthday Sir!
