The governorship candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Zamfara State, Ibrahim Gusau has celebrated the party’s National Organizing Secretary, Umar Bature on his birth anniversary, describing him as a bridge builder and a visionary team player.
Key Highlights
- Ibrahim Gusau celebrates Umar Bature’s birthday.
- Gusau describes Bature as a bridge-builder.
- He praises Bature’s visionary leadership qualities.
- Bature is commended for integrity and transparency.
- Gusau highlights his political and military experience.
This was contained in a congratulatory message personally signed by Gusau on Sunday.
In the message, he said: “With profound gratitude to Allah (SWT), I respectfully use this medium to felicitate with you on your birthday anniversary.
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“The joy of being born is to grow old and live a worthy, successful, and impactful life.
“As a friend, brother, and colleague, I am particularly grateful to Almighty Allah that in all your life odysseys, you have not only survived different and varied vicissitudes – soaring and towering above every twist and turns – but also consistently, emerging victorious.
“Worthy of note is that, you have always exhibited integrity, transparency, objectivity, and sincerity in every assignment and functions at all levels.
“Indeed, one is even more grateful to Allah that, over the years in your military career, political endeavours, and public life, you have continually emerged as a quintessential technocrat, visionary team-player, and responsive bridge-builder.
“On the occasion of your Birthday Anniversary, I pray that Allah will endow you with good health, sound mind, renewed strength, and long life to enjoy the fruits of your labour to humanity. Congratulations, once again.”
