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Gov. Yahaya Bello at 46: You're a True Patriot, An Apostle of True Democracy - Hon. Onyekehi

By Ismail M. Kabir

The Executive Governor of Kogi State, Alhaji Yahaya Bello has been described as the Apostle of True Democracy in Nigeria, a harbinger of peace, unity and development in the modern society.

Honourable Abdulkareem Onyekehi Suleiman who is the special adviser to the Governor on special projects reeled out encomiums on the Nigerias most security compliant Governor in celebration of his 46th birthday.

Hon. Onyekehi praised the superlative administrative acumen of Gov. Bello in various capacity that have attracted the popular call for him to lead the nation by youths and women across Nigeria and beyond.

In his words, Onyekehi said "We are celebrating the birthday of a leader, trailblazer, pacesetter and a rare gem of our time whose life is a symbol of unity and ideal democracy.

"Governor Yahaya Bello is a vault of inspiration for purposeful leadership at all levels of governance. He is a pen that has written indelible legacies and impactful history for humanity through his relentless defense of the common citizens of this great nation".

The special adviser further affirmed the nation building prowess in Yahaya Bello as a true patriot  and an impactful leader 

"Sir, You've led an administration whose influence and impact go beyond the shores of our state.You are a true unifier, peace advocate and a religious tolerant leader that masters the art of ensuring security for all. Your ability to foster unity, building the youth and promoting gender balance in leadership have raised your bar as the true patriot who deserves to lead the nation comes 2023.

"We'll continue to celebrate more of your birthdays in good health, prosperity and fulfilment of your divine purpose on earth, amin.

" Happy birthday, Your Excellency".
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