ACTING LG. CHAIRMAN UROMI, CONGRATULATES CHIEF GODWIN UGHEGHELE ON HIS HOUSE WARMING

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On behalf of myself, Hon. Osi Matthew Ojeabulu, Acting Chairman, Esan North-East Local Government Council, and the good people of Esan North-East, I heartily congratulate our revered leader, Chief Godwin Ugheghele, on the successful house warming of his new home in Ebhoyi Community, Uromi, held on Saturday, 2nd August, 2026
This remarkable achievement is a clear testament to your hard work, dedication, God’s grace, and commitment to service and community development.
We pray that Almighty God blesses this home. May it be a place of peace, joy, good health, long life, and continuous prosperity for you and your household.
Once again, congratulations sir. 
We celebrate with you and your family.
Signed:
Hon. Osi Matthew Ojeabulu 
Acting Chairman, Esan North-East Local Government Council

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