Hon. Adoyi Omale (Ph.D.), ex-ABU Student Union Government (SUG) leader and former Ogbadibo LG Chairman Saturday (January 15, 2022) celebrated his 50th birthday in Abuja.
The event, under the chairmanship of Former Military Administrator of Bauchi State, General Chris Abutu Garba (Retd), which was held at the popular Brook Garden and Events Center, had in attendance, cream of personalities from across the country to the admiration of the celebrant’s family members and friends.
In their goodwill messages, Benue State Governor, Dr. Samuel Ortom (ably represented), former two times minister and former Chairman of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Chief Audu Ogbe, former Deputy Governor of Benue State, Chief Steven Lawani, Senator Dino Melaye, Hon. Hassan Saleh, Dr. Sunday Ichima, and other well-wishers congratulated Omale on his 50th birthday while lauding his achievements and contributions to Nigeria politics and human capital development.
Others in attendance included Owukpa National Leader, Chief Mathias Abutu; Ogbadibo LG Chairman, Hon. Prince Odoh Onuh (represented); Benue State All Progressive Congress (APC) Chairman, Hon. Austin Agada (represented); Prof. James Agebe; Prof. Mike Agada Idoko; Prof. James Ameh; Dr. Jonah Arumona; Dr. Grace Abakpa; Barr Musa Omale; Arch. Tony Obekpa; Chairman of Owukpa Contact Group, Engr Sunday Ochai; Chief Uncle Ray; Engr. Innocent Akor; Engr. Chris Abah; Hon. Sylvester Ben Akor; Mr. Steven George.
Gen. Victor Ebikabowei Ben (Boyloaf), Niger Delta leader; Sir Victor Giadom, former Ag. National Chairman APC; Gbara Awanen, former director NIA; Rtd Hon. James Barka, former Ag. Gov. Adamawa State; AVM Osita Obierika (Retd); Prof. Osita Agbu of Baze University; Amb. Martin Uhomoibih, former Permanent Secretary, Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs; Dr. Mani Ibrahim, Registrar Baze University, among other prominent dignitaries from Benue State and beyond.
The highlight of the occasion included the display of Benue cultural troops that entertained the audience with different cultural dances.
The ceremony was anchored by Idoma-born comedian Enenche Enenche.