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Ebiras in Abuja holds dinner for Hon. Abdullahi Bello in Abuja

By Ismail M. Kabir

On Tuesday 9th June 2015, Family,  friends and well-wishers gathered at the water fountain garden in Abuja to celebrate Hon. Abdullahi Bello following his inauguration at the 8th National Assembly to represent Okene-Ogori/Magongo at the red chambers of the National Assembly.

The event was well attended by notable Ebira personalities,  APC chieftains from Kogi state and beyond, his family members and numerous well wishers.

Awed by the large turnout of the event, Hon. Bello promised to reciprocate the love and support he has so far enjoyed from the people by delivering adequately on his mandate.

He promised to embark of vigorous pursuit of legislations that will impact generously on his constituency and the entire Ebira community.

Hon. Abdullahi equally used the event to reinstate his commitment to ensuring the reactivation of the Tao FM station that was attacked by unknown gunmen some weeks ago where four people were killed, the building damaged and the station grounded till date.

See his appreciation message and the  event gallery below.

APPRECIATION

I wish to profoundly appreciate all the eminent personalities, my friends, my family and all the well wishers who came from far and near to attend my Inauguration ceremony held on Tuesday, 9th June, 2015 at Water Fountain Park, Jahi -District Abuja.

Your presence added colour and pageantry to the memorable reception and I shall remain eternally grateful to you all.

My special appreciation goes to ;

Dr. Abdulrahman Adeiza (National President EPA),

Justice Moses Bello (President, Customary Court of Appeal),

Prof. Y.O. Aliyu,

Alhaji Abdulraheem Yusuf, DIG Rtd.

Prof. Olu Akerejola

Mr & mrs Thomas Ahmed 

Engr. Abdul mumuni Sadiq

Alhaji Abdulaziz Ohere

Senator Salihu Ohize

Hajia Maryam Ibrahim

Alh. Yahaya Bello (APC Governorship Aspirant Kogi State)

Dr. Ojo Onukaba (APC Governorship Aspirant Kogi State)

His Excellency, Clarence Olufemi, (Former Speaker, Governor of Kogi State),

Prof. H. I. Jimoh (Kogi State University),

Prof. Akinwumi (Nasarawa State University),

Alh. Sadiq A. (MD/CEO, Hiltop Hotels),

Dr. Halima Salihu (Tao FM)

Hajia Amina Samari  (Onyisa of Ebiraland)

Engr. Abubakar Ohere

Engr. Lawal Zubair

Engr. Muhd Lawal

Edward Jatto

Alh. Ismail Abubakar 

Suleiman Amuju

Alhaji Abdulmumuni Ohize and every personality that honoured our invitation.

Thank you for your supports, goodwill and prayers.

Rt. Hon. Abdullahi Bello,

Member, House of Rep., (Okene/Ogori Magongo Federal Constituency).

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