AAU Alumni Hero’s, Excellence Award For Governor Oboreveori,
Honor Well Deserved – Hon. Comrade Francis Obule,
By Wilson Macaulay
Hon. Comrade Francis Obule, SSA to the Governor of Delta State on Political Matters has described the Heros and Excellence award given to Governor Sheriff OBOREVWORI of Delta State as an honor well deserved.
The prestigious Ambrose Alli University (AAU) Alumni Association Hero’s and Excellence Award has once again spotlighted outstanding individuals whose contributions to society have been exemplary. Among the recipients
was. His, Excellency RT Hon Sheriff OBOREVWORI the Governor of Delta State.
Hon. Comrade Francis Obule, the Senior Special Assistant (SSA) to the Delta State Governor on Political Matters, have hailed the honor as a well-deserved recognition of excellence and service.
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Comrade Obule expressed his heartfelt congratulations to the Governor whom he described as a beacon of hope and inspiration. He emphasized that the AAU Alumni Association has consistently recognized individuals who have distinguished themselves in various fields, from politics to business, education, and community development.
“This award is a testament to the unwavering dedication, resilience, and selfless service of the talk na do Governor. It is not just a recognition but a call to do more with the MORE AGENDA in nation-building. I commend the AAU Alumni Association for upholding this tradition of excellence,” Obule stated.
Hon. Comrade Francis Obule reaffirmed the commitment of the Delta State Government to supporting initiatives that promotes quality leadership, education, and grassroots development. He also urged Deltans to embracethe MORE AGENDA of Governor Sheriff OBOREVWORI which is already doing Very well to the glory of God .
He said in summation:”
The AAU Alumni Association has done well and they will continue to set the pace in recognizing and celebrating excellence, strengthening the bond among past and present students while fostering meaningful contributions for national development.”
