Macaulay felicitates with SSG at 50 ~ Truth Reporters
A former Secretary to the Delta State Government (SSG), Comrade Ovuozourie Macaulay has congratulated the Secretary to the Delta State Government, Mr. Chiedu Ebie, Esq. on his 50th birth anniversary.
Macaulay, in a statement issued in Asaba, said that the attainment of the golden age of 50 is a feat worth celebrating particularly for someone who has been diligent and humble in service.
He said that Ebie has carved out a niche for himself by his track record in private and public service, distinguishing himself as a professional and committed technocrat.
Specifically, he acknowledged the SSG’s feat as the State Commissioner for Basic and Secondary Education noting that his initiatives helped to actualize the SMART Agenda of the State Governor, Senator Ifeanyi Okowa.
“Mr. Ebie has distinguished himself in both the private and public sectors and as the SSG, he has remained a quiet lubricant of the efficient operations of the State administration,” he stated.
Macaulay prayed to God to grant him divine health and strength to enable him continue in the service of the people, the State and the nation.
Macaulay, in a statement issued in Asaba, said that the attainment of the golden age of 50 is a feat worth celebrating particularly for someone who has been diligent and humble in service.
He said that Ebie has carved out a niche for himself by his track record in private and public service, distinguishing himself as a professional and committed technocrat.
Specifically, he acknowledged the SSG’s feat as the State Commissioner for Basic and Secondary Education noting that his initiatives helped to actualize the SMART Agenda of the State Governor, Senator Ifeanyi Okowa.
“Mr. Ebie has distinguished himself in both the private and public sectors and as the SSG, he has remained a quiet lubricant of the efficient operations of the State administration,” he stated.
Macaulay prayed to God to grant him divine health and strength to enable him continue in the service of the people, the State and the nation.
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