PORT HARCOURT/Nigeria: Chieftain of the African Democratic Congress (ADC), Chief Eze Chukwuemeka Eze, has celebrated his wife, Evangelist Ada Chioma Henrietta Eze, describing her as a major pillar of his family and a source of strength throughout their marriage.
Eze, a former National Publicity Secretary of the defunct New Peoples Democratic Party (nPDP), stated this in a birthday message issued in Port Harcourt on Saturday to mark his wife’s birthday.
He used the occasion to reflect on their years together, describing his wife as a woman whose commitment to her family, faith and responsibilities had contributed significantly to the stability of their home.
According to him, their relationship began while they were students at the University of Calabar in the 1980s and has since developed into a marriage spanning more than three decades.
Eze said the union had produced six children, whom he described as a major source of joy and fulfilment to the family.
Eze: She has been a pillar of our family
The ADC chieftain said his wife’s contribution to the family extended beyond her role as a spouse, describing her as a homemaker, mother, prayer warrior and supporter of her husband’s endeavours.
He expressed appreciation for the sacrifices she had made over the years and prayed that she would have more years of good health, peace and fulfilment.
“My dear wife, you always make me realise how fortunate I am for having you in my life,” Eze said in the birthday message.
He also invited friends, associates and well-wishers to join his family in celebrating her latest birthday.
Children celebrate their mother
The celebrant’s children also joined in the celebration, expressing appreciation for their mother’s role in their upbringing and family life.
In a message on behalf of the siblings, the family’s first child, Mrs Monica Ada Chidinma Eze-Elechi, thanked their mother for what she described as years of love, sacrifice, prayers and guidance.
She prayed for her mother’s continued good health, peace, long life and the opportunity to enjoy the fruits of her labour.
Another daughter, Pharm. Eunice Nnenna Chukwuemeka-Eze, also described their mother as a treasured gift to the family.
She expressed gratitude for the care and sacrifices their mother had made for her children and prayed that the new year would bring her peace, happiness and fulfilment.
The family members wished their mother many more years of life and good health as they celebrated her birthday.
