Lagos State Deputy Governor, Dr. Kadri Obafemi Hamzat, has joined members of the Zion Prayer Ministry for a special birthday thanksgiving service in honour of Evangelist Chukwuebuka Obi and his twin brother, Engr. C. C. Obi.
Hamzat expressed his pleasure at participating in the religious gathering, which was organised to celebrate the lives of the twin brothers and offer prayers of thanksgiving for their new age.
The deputy governor congratulated the celebrants, wishing them good health, wisdom, continued success and many more fulfilling years ahead.
He also prayed that their lives would continue to serve as a blessing to their family, the church and the wider community, while expressing hope that they would enjoy many more years of meaningful service.
The birthday thanksgiving service brought together members of the ministry and other well-wishers to celebrate the brothers and offer prayers for their continued progress and well-being.
Thanksgiving services are an important part of many Christian communities, providing opportunities for worshippers to express gratitude to God for the gift of life, reflect on personal milestones and seek divine guidance for the future.
Hamzat’s participation in the occasion highlighted the importance of celebrating individuals whose lives and activities contribute to their families, religious communities and society.
The deputy governor’s goodwill message also emphasised the value of wisdom, good health and purposeful living as essential ingredients for a fulfilling life.
He encouraged the celebrants, through his prayers and well wishes, to continue making meaningful contributions to their community and maintaining the positive relationships that support personal and collective development.
The event was marked by prayers, thanksgiving and expressions of goodwill as members of the congregation joined in celebrating the twin brothers.
Hamzat concluded his message by wishing Evangelist Chukwuebuka Obi and Engr. C. C. Obi continued success, lasting happiness and many more years of impactful service to their family, church and society.
The celebration underscored the significance of faith, gratitude and community fellowship in recognising important milestones and appreciating the lives of loved ones.
Hamzat Celebrates Evangelist Chukwuebuka Obi, Twin Brother at Birthday Thanksgiving
Lagos State Deputy Governor, Dr. Kadri Obafemi Hamzat, has joined members of the Zion Prayer Ministry for a special birthday thanksgiving service in honour of Evangelist Chukwuebuka Obi and his twin brother, Engr. C. C. Obi.
Hamzat expressed his pleasure at participating in the religious gathering, which was organised to celebrate the lives of the twin brothers and offer prayers of thanksgiving for their new age.
The deputy governor congratulated the celebrants, wishing them good health, wisdom, continued success and many more fulfilling years ahead.
He also prayed that their lives would continue to serve as a blessing to their family, the church and the wider community, while expressing hope that they would enjoy many more years of meaningful service.
The birthday thanksgiving service brought together members of the ministry and other well-wishers to celebrate the brothers and offer prayers for their continued progress and well-being.
Thanksgiving services are an important part of many Christian communities, providing opportunities for worshippers to express gratitude to God for the gift of life, reflect on personal milestones and seek divine guidance for the future.
Hamzat’s participation in the occasion highlighted the importance of celebrating individuals whose lives and activities contribute to their families, religious communities and society.
The deputy governor’s goodwill message also emphasised the value of wisdom, good health and purposeful living as essential ingredients for a fulfilling life.
He encouraged the celebrants, through his prayers and well wishes, to continue making meaningful contributions to their community and maintaining the positive relationships that support personal and collective development.
The event was marked by prayers, thanksgiving and expressions of goodwill as members of the congregation joined in celebrating the twin brothers.
Hamzat concluded his message by wishing Evangelist Chukwuebuka Obi and Engr. C. C. Obi continued success, lasting happiness and many more years of impactful service to their family, church and society.
The celebration underscored the significance of faith, gratitude and community fellowship in recognising important milestones and appreciating the lives of loved ones.
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