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Kene Tare Kene Ikioyou Ogbo Celebrates Dr. Kingsley Kemebradigha Kuku on Birthday Anniversary,

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Kene Tare Kene Ikioyou Ogbo Celebrates Dr. Kingsley Kemebradigha Kuku on Birthday Anniversary
By EgbemaVoice 

The Kene Tare Kene Ikioyou Ogbo has extended warm congratulations to the Agbagbatuwa Pouye of Arogbo Ijaw Kingdom, Kingsley Kemebradigha Kuku, former Administrator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP), on the occasion of his birthday anniversary celebrated on February 14.

In a goodwill message signed by the Chairman of the Ogbo, Comrade Tunemi Franklin Ogbudu, the group described Dr. Kuku as a respected Niger Delta leader, a courageous activist, a mouthpiece of the Ijaw Nation, and a unifier of Ijaw ethnic nationalities across the region.

The statement noted that Dr. Kuku’s contributions to peace-building, youth empowerment, and the advancement of the Niger Delta struggle remain indelible, particularly during his tenure as Administrator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme, where he played a significant role in stabilizing the region and promoting sustainable development.

Speaking on behalf of the Kene Tare Kene Ikioyou Ogbo, popularly known as “One Voice,” Comrade Ogbudu congratulated the Ijaw leader on his joyful celebration and prayed for greater strength, divine blessings, long life, and continued protection as he continues to serve the Ijaw Nation and the Niger Delta at large.

The group reaffirmed its admiration for Dr. Kuku’s unwavering commitment to justice, unity, and progress in the region, wishing him many more impactful years ahead.

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