Prince Onuche Gabriel Opaluwa Facilitates with Hon. Ali Bello on His Birthday.



By Comr Muhammed Saeed.


Prince Onuche Gabriel Opaluwa warmly felicitates with Hon. Ali Bello, the Chief of Staff to the Governor of Kogi State, on the occasion of his birthday.


Hon. Ali Bello has continued to distinguish himself through exemplary leadership, unwavering commitment to public service, and remarkable contributions to the growth and stability of Kogi State. His dedication to duty and support for good governance remain commendable and worthy of celebration.



On this special day, Prince Onuche Gabriel Opaluwa wishes Hon. Ali Bello many more years of good health, wisdom, and greater accomplishments in service to humanity and the people of Kogi State.



Happy Birthday, and congratulations on another year of impactful leadership.

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