BIRTHDAY: CHIEF DAVID SHOLA AIYEDOGBON FELICITATES WITH CHIEF (PHARMACIST) ABDULKAREEM JAMIU ASUKU
The Director General of APC Presidential Campaign Council in Kogi West, who doubles as the Deputy Director General of APC Presidential Campaign Council in Kogi State, Chief David Shola Aiyedogbon (Charvid) heartily felicitates with Chief (Pharm) Abdulkareem Jamiu Asuku, the Chief Of Staff to Gov. Yahaya Adoza Bello on the occasion of his birthday celebration.
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Charvid in a birthday message released by his Media Team said, “I am highly elated that this day marks the birthday celebration of a special Kogi son in the person of Pharmacist Abdulkareem Jamiu Asuku. I thank God for making you a rare breed among many. You are a dependable brother and a distinguished son of Ebira land who has made remarkable landmarks that are commendable in all spheres of life”.
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“As the Director General of the APC PCC in Kogi State, I am so proud to work with you because your political prowess and capacity will surely lead the APC to resounding victory at the upcoming general elections. You are indeed an enigma who has written his name in the hearts of many because of your humanitarian and philanthropic gestures in the past. Little wonder His Excellency, our Governor and Party Leader, Governor Yahaya Bello can beat his chest over your contributions to the success of the New Direction Government of Kogi State. You are indeed a shining star that is a pathway to success”.
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“As you celebrate this great occasion of your birthday today, I join you, your family, friends, political associates and well wishers to pray that the Almighty God will continue to bless, guide and protect you in all that you do.”
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Congratulations my dear brother!
Chief David Shola Aiyedogbon (Charvid)
Director General,
APC PCC, Kogi West,
Deputy Director General,
APC PCC, Kogi State.
