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Birthday Meets Baby Dedication as Braboke, Pondi Take Lagos by Storm.
By Favour Bibaikefie
Lagos, Nigeria – It ws a day to remember as dignitaries, friends, and well-wishers from across the Niger Delta and beyond gathered in style to the dedication of baby Perefagha LetThemSay Inaibagha, son of Capt. and Mrs. LetThemSay Braboke Inaibagha in the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Lekky. The grand reception which followed held at the opulent Oriental Hotel Ballroom, Victoria Island, Lagos, ws filled to capacity with elegance, emotions, and electrifying moments.
According to GbaramatuVoice TV, the event welcomed a distinguished guest list, including High Chief Tunde Smooth, Engr. Matthew Tonlagha, Rt. Hon. Julius Pondi, Delta Assembly Speaker Rt. Hon. Emomotimi Guwor, Chief Emmanuel Amgbaduba, Mr. Victor Tonlagha, Pst. Seimode, Mr. Roland Isereke, His Highness, High Chief Johnbull Demebi, Chief Mrs. Funere Manager Udubor, and many more others, including notable leaders of the Common Men Assembly.
Attendees were treated to an atmosphere of joy and heartfelt surprises. The warmth shared by friends and family of the Brabokes resonated throughout the event as tributes and prayers flowed freely for the young Braboke and his family.
The day came to a close with an evening of laughter, music, and love – a true reflection the Ijaw spirit and enduring bonds, as as the House Committee Chairman on the South-South Development Commission, Rt. Hon. Julius Pondi seized the moment to spring a surprise birthday party for his lovely wife, Mrs. Bridget Pondi. The celebration, which followed the baby dedication, added another layer of festivity to an already joyous day.
The evening session of the celebration that continued at the Kaly Restaurant and Bar Lounge also in Victoria Island where guests gathered to honour Mrs. Pondi. The night grew even more special as a joint birthday celebration was held for High Chief Johnbull Demebi, the Amadiwei of Oporoza Community, whose birthday coincided.
The evening was marked by laughter, music, and love – a true reflection of Community spirit and enduring bonds. The twin celebrations created unforgettable memories, leaving guests inspired by the harmony and happiness that defined the day.
Photos: Gbaramatuvoice
By: Favour Bibaikefie
A prominent captain of industry and respected Niger Delta development advocate, Amb. Tom Ebiakpo Willy, has extended heartfelt congratulations to High Chief (Dr.) Government Oweizide Ekpemupolo, popularly known as Tompolo, on the conferment of an Honorary Doctoral Degree by Edwin Clark University, Kiagbodo, Delta State.
In a goodwill message released to the press, Amb. Willy described the prestigious recognition as a testament to Tompolo’s enduring legacy of courage, integrity, and unwavering commitment to the advancement of the Niger Delta.
He noted that the honorary degree reflects the transformative impact Tompolo has had through his leadership-particularly in safeguarding the region’s economic assets. promoting peace, and empowering local communities.
“High Chief (Dr.) Government Ekpemupolo has consistently demonstrated exceptional vision and unmatched dedication to the progress of our people,” Amb. Willy stated. “This honour from Edwin Clark University is not just well-deserved; it is a clear affirmation of his role as one of the most influential pillars of development and stability in the Niger Delta.”
Amb. Willy further commended Tompolo for his contributions to community development, youth empowerment, environmental protection, and security initiatives, adding that his efforts continue to inspire public trust and regional pride.
He expressed confidence that the recognition will strengthen Tompolo’s resolve to sustain his legacy of purposeful leadership and expand his impact across the country.
“On behalf of the business community and all who value progressive leadership, I joyfully celebrate this remarkable milestone with you,” he said. “May this honour propel you to even greater achievements as you continue to uplift the Niger Delta and Nigeria at large.”
Amb. Willy concluded by wishing Tompolo renewed strength, wisdom, and divine guidance in all his future endeavours.
Felicitation
Federal HYREP Board Member, Beauty Warezuwowei, Celebrates Tompolo on Honorary Doctorate Award
By: Favour Bibaikefie
A Board Member of the Federal Government Hydrocarbon Pollution Remediation Project (HYREP), a Delta APC leader, and business tycoon, Madam Beauty Warezuwowei, has extended warm congratulations to High Chief (Dr.) Government Oweizide Ekpemupolo, popularly known as Tompolo, on his conferment of an Honorary Doctorate Degree by Edwin Clark University, Kiagbodo, Delta State.
In her congratulatory message, Warezuwowei described the recognition as a fitting tribute to Tompolo’s decades of unwavering commitment to peace, environmental protection, and advancement of the Niger Delta region. She noted that the honour reflects his towering influence and the respect he commands across multiple spheres of leadership.
“High Chief (Dr.) Government Ekpemupolo’s honorary doctorate is a testament to his exceptional contributions to the Niger Delta and Nigeria at large,” she said. “From strengthening community and national security to advancing the welfare and dignity of our people, his impact remains unmatched. This award simply affirms what Niger Deltans have always known – that Tompolo is a visionary leader whose works speak louder than any accolade.”
Madam Warezuwowei commended Tompolo’s steadfast principles, national relevance, and role in shaping peace efforts that continue to safeguard the region’s economic lifeline. She expressed confidence that the honour would inspire further strides in service to humanity.
“On behalf of stakeholders and communities whose lives have been transformed through his sacrifice and leadership, I join in celebrating this well-deserved achievement,” she added. “May this recognition energize him for even greater accomplishments in the years ahead.”
She concluded by praying for divine guidance and strength for the Tantita Security Services boss as he continues championing stability and development across the Niger Delta.
The convocation ceremony, which featured the conferment of the honorary degree, attracted dignitaries, academics, and community leaders, marking another milestone in the rich legacy of High Chief (Dr.) Government Ekpemupolo.
By: Daire Perez
The Commissioner representing the Ijaw ethnic nationality on the Board of the Delta State Oil Producing Areas Development Commission (DESOPADEC), Hon. Spencer O. Okpoye, has congratulated High Chief Government Ekpemupolo, popularly known as Tompolo, on the conferment of an honorary Doctorate Degree by Edwin Clark University, Kiagbodo.
The award, announced during the university’s convocation ceremony, has generated widespread celebration across the ljaw nation, with many describing it as a well-deserved recognition of Tompolo’s decades of influence and service.
In a congratulatory message made available to newsmen, Hon. Okpoye praised Tompolo’s leadership qualities, noting that his contributions to justice, peacebuilding, and socio-economic development of the Niger Delta have long placed him in a class of his own.
He described Tompolo as “a leader who has written his own chapter in the history of the Ijaw people through courage, sacrifice, and a lifelong commitment to the progress of the region.”
Okpoye stated that the honorary degree further affirms what the Ijaw nation has consistently acknowledged – that Tompolo’s impact transcends titles and positions, deeply shaping the collective aspirations of his people.
He added that the honour will serve as renewed motivation for Tompolo to continue advancing peace and development initiatives across the Niger Delta.
“On behalf of the oil-producing ljaw communities that I represent, I join the rest of our people in celebrating this remarkable milestone,” Okpoye said, expressing confidence that Tompolo’s influence will continue to inspire future generations.
The DESOPADEC Commissioner concluded his message by wishing the celebrated natural leader continued strength and success as he carries forward his work for the region.