ASABA/Nigeria: As Deaconess (Mrs) Tobore Oborevwori marks her 56th birthday, the Speaker of the Delta State House of Assembly, Emomotimi Dennis Guwor, has offered prayers for her continued good health, wisdom and strength, describing her as a steadfast pillar of support to her husband and the people of Delta State.
In a goodwill message issued to commemorate the occasion, Guwor described the First Lady as a beacon of kindness, compassion and elegance, commending her tireless commitment to the welfare of others and her enduring impact on society.
The Speaker, in a statement released by his Chief Press Secretary, Nkem Nwaeke, praised Mrs Oborevwori for her contributions to the socio-economic development of the state, noting that her initiatives and advocacy have earned her widespread admiration among citizens and key stakeholders in the Delta project.
According to Guwor, the First Lady embodies the values of love, care and generosity, adding that her passion for making a positive difference in the lives of the less privileged remains truly inspiring.
“Your Excellency, as you celebrate this milestone birthday, I, on behalf of my wife, Timiebi, my family and the good people of Warri South West Constituency, wish you a year filled with joy, peace, happiness and greater fulfilment,” he said.
The Speaker prayed that God would continue to bless Mrs Oborevwori with sound health, wisdom and renewed strength, enabling her to remain a dependable support to her husband, Sheriff Oborevwori, as he leads the state towards greater growth and development.
He also lauded the humanitarian interventions of the First Lady, particularly through her You Matter Foundation, describing the initiative as impactful in touching countless lives across Delta State and beyond.
“On behalf of the Delta State House of Assembly, I wish Your Excellency a happy birthday and many more years of living life to the fullest. May this new year bring you peace, good health and sustained impact, and may God’s goodness continue to abound in every area of your life,” Guwor added.
