Ibori At 68: Senator Dafinone Celebrates Ex-Delta Governor

Chief James Ibori

Senator representing Delta Central, Ede Dafinone, has congratulated former Delta State Governor, Chief James Onanefe Ibori, on his 68th birthday, describing him as a visionary leader whose legacy continues to shape the political and developmental landscape of Delta State.

 

In a goodwill message on Tuesday, Dafinone said Ibori’s administration laid the foundation for the emergence of a modern Delta State through bold leadership, strategic investments and an unwavering commitment to public service.

 

According to the senator, Ibori’s impact extends far beyond physical infrastructure, noting that his investment in human capital development, inclusive governance and the emergence of a new generation of political leaders remains one of his greatest legacies.

 

He also credited the former governor with making significant contributions to democratic governance, national unity and the advancement of the Niger Delta, describing his influence as enduring.

 

Dafinone further praised Ibori’s continued role as an elder statesman, saying his experience, counsel and commitment to peace, stability and development have earned him respect across political and ethnic divides.

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He added that the former governor’s dedication to the growth of Delta State and his unwavering support for the Urhobo Nation have cemented his place as one of the region’s most influential leaders.

 

Praying for God’s continued blessings upon the celebrant, the lawmaker wished Ibori good health, strength, wisdom and many more years of impactful service.

 

“On behalf of the good people of Delta Central Senatorial District, I warmly congratulate His Excellency, Chief James Onanefe Ibori, on his 68th birthday. May Almighty God continue to preserve and strengthen you as you provide purposeful leadership and invaluable guidance to our nation, Delta State and the Urhobo Nation,” Dafinone said.


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