The Movement for the Survival of the Izon Ethnic Nationality in the Niger Delta (MOSIEND) on Monday congratulated the Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), Samuel Ogbuku, as he marks his 50th birthday.
President of MOSIEND, Kennedy West, in a statement, described Ogbuku’s golden jubilee as a significant milestone in the life of a leader whose career has been defined by vision, resilience, and an abiding commitment to the progress of the Niger Delta.
The group noted that under Ogbuku’s stewardship, the NDDC has witnessed renewed focus on sustainable development, inclusiveness, and regional integration.
“We celebrate him as an icon of service and development whose contributions continue to inspire confidence and foster unity across our communities,” the MOSIEND said.
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The group explained that Ogbuku’s leadership remains a source of encouragement to the younger generation, demonstrating that purposeful service and transformative impact are possible through dedication and integrity.
While rejoicing with him on this remarkable occasion, the group prayed for divine wisdom, good health, and long life for Ogbuku as he continues to render invaluable service to the Niger Delta and Nigeria.
