By OBASERE SYLVESTER

The Omaruaye Campaign Organisation on Saturday felicitated with its principal, Peters Omaruaye, and the Delta Central Senatorial District Candidate of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) in the February 25, 2023 National Assembly election.

It said in a statement: “The Campaign Organisation acknowledges his selfless and visionary leadership that make him deserving of a well celebrated birthday anniversary.

“Omaruaye as a successful business man and the Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of Omars Royal Company Limited, has created employment directly and indirectly for well over 200 men and women in Delta State before yielding to the clarion call of his people to contest the 2023 Senatorial election under the platform of APGA.

“As a proactive Chairman of Omar’s Royal Company Ltd, he has made tangible contributions to the development of the nation’s economy, with smart business solutions that speak volumes in addition to his humanitarian activities through various foundations make him very worthy of being celebrated on this auspicious occasion.”

The statement said that “Mr. Peters Omaruaye’s input to the economic growth of the nation’s economy is evident in his visionary and selfless leadership in business which made him the right choice as the APGA candidate in the just concluded Senatorial poll.”

“We the members of Campaign Council and indeed the good people of Delta Central Senatorial District and the State at large, join the family, friends, leaders, political associates and members of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) to congratulate our Principal and the Delta Central Senatorial District Candidate, Mr. Peters Omaruaye on the auspicious occasion of his birthday celebration.

“We also thank him for his service to humanity and pray that the Almighty God should protect him and make him to have many more years in good health and prosperity, knowledge, wisdom and understanding to keep up his good works and render more services to our dear state and the country at large,” the statement concluded.

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