KINGSLEY UBANI
On Sunday, the Senator representing Anambra Central Senatorial District and a frontline Governorship Aspirant for the 2021 Anambra Governorship election under the platform of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), Senator Uche Ekwunife, joined Mr Chukwuma Okoye at the celebration of his 42nd Birthday at Tenderlove Orphanage, Awka
Mr Okoye who is a friend of the Senator used the occasion of his birthday anniversary to visit the orphanage and present some gifts to the Children.
Speaking during the presentation of gifts to the Orphanage, Ekwunife lauded the celebrant for using the occasion of his birthday anniversary to support the Orphanage in taking care of the children. She noted that orphange homes provide services that are very essential to the society and as such deserve support from the society to ensure that children under their care receive adequate love and attention.
The Senator wished the celebrant, Mr Okoye a Happy Birthday Celebration, and prayed God to grant him many more prosperous years in good health.
On his part, Mr Chukwuma Okoye expressed gratitude to Senator Ekwunife for creating time off her very busy schedule to join him in handing over the gift items to the Orphange. He prayed for God’s blessings upon her and her family, and equally wished her success in her aspirations.
The Orphanage home managers appreciated both Mr Chukwuma Okoye and Senator Ekwunife for celebrating with the children and supporting the work of the Orphange. They prayed God to bless and reward them abundantly.
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