Ukodhiko rejoices with Uduaghan, wife on 36th marriage anniversary ~ Truth Reporters

Member representing Isoko North and South Federal Constituency, Hon. Jonathan Ukodhiko, has felicitated with former Delta Governor, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan and his wife, Dame Roli on their thirty-sixth marriage anniversary.

Ukodhiko, in a statement on Wednesday, by his Special Assistant on Media, Mr Ajiroghene Oreh, said, the lives of the couple are attestation of the faithfulness and favour of the living God.

The Isoko federal lawmaker applauded the former Governor and his wife for sustaining the matrimony for so long, saying, “it calls for accolades and tributes for the life-partners” 

He wrote, “on behalf of the good people of Isoko North and South Federal Constituency and my family,i felicitate with you, our leader and father, His Excellency, Dr. Emmanuel Eweta Uduaghan, and our humane mother, Dame Roli Sheila as you mark your 36th wedding anniversary.

“Your 36th anniversary of your marriage is clear indication of the solid foundation of shared love, patience, sacrifice, perseverance, care and trust for each other you both mutually based the marriage on.

“By words and actions and by personal examples, you taught all those came across the ideals of good marriage and good living. No doubts, your influences have been soothing and helpful to many marital unions. You are models of every good marriage.

“Your excellency, you are an epitome of a true husband which are obvious in the way you support your dear wife who has equally partnered with you in building a good family that has contributed immensely to the development of our State and nation.

“As a great family man; a loving husband and a good father, you’re highly disciplined and firm in parenting. These qualities are reflected in the academic and moral standing of your children and grand children.

“It is my fervent prayer, Your Excellencies, that your marriage will continue to endure and remain blissful to the glory of God, and blessing to Deltans and humanity at large,” Hon. Ukodhiko added.