The Director General of the National Directorate of Employment, His Excellency Silas Agara, was in attendance at the 72nd birthday reception honoring the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Senator George Akume.
The celebration took place at the SGF’s residence in Gboko, Benue State, following a Thanksgiving Church service at St. John the Baptist Cathedral Church.
December 27 holds special significance for Senator Akume, as it marks a historical day filled with jubilation, reflection, and gratitude toward God for His divine mercy and favor, allowing the SGF to celebrate another year of life.
The birthday reception was characterized by a joyful atmosphere filled with laughter, goodwill messages, and a crowd of enthusiastic friends, relatives, and political allies who gathered to honor the SGF, not only for his birthday but also for his significant contributions to the nation’s development.
The distinguished gathering left no one in doubt that Senator Akume is widely recognized as a results-oriented leader dedicated to uplifting others.
Numerous speakers, including H.E. Silas Agara, praised the celebrant’s remarkable qualities and his unwavering commitment to serving Nigeria with integrity.
Many offered prayers, wishing that the coming year would empower Senator Akume to continue being a beacon of hope for humanity.
In a spirit of celebration and joy, the SGF’s son, Mr. Akura Akume, also marked a significant milestone as he exchanged vows with Mrs. Ershima at the NKST Church in Makurdi, Benue State.
The couple took to the altar to affirm their love and commitment, fulfilling a long-held dream of theirs.
As tradition dictates, weddings are typically characterized by gatherings of witnesses celebrating the union, and the marriage of the SGF’s son was no exception.
Notable dignitaries, including Vice President Senator Kashim Shettima and H.E. Silas Agara, graced the occasion to welcome the newlyweds into the sacred institution of marriage, stressing the importance of respecting the sanctity of this union.
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