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Ogah Celebrates Rt. Hon. Stanley Ohajuruka on Birthday, Hails Him as Pillar of Democracy
Former Minister of State for Mines and Steel Development, Dr. Uche Sampson Ogah, has congratulated Rt. Hon. Stanley Ohajuruka, former Speaker of the Abia State House of Assembly and current Executive Director (Finance) of the South-East Development Commission (SEDC), on the occasion of his birthday.

In a goodwill message, Dr. Ogah described Ohajuruka as a pillar of democracy and a statesman whose leadership left a lasting impact on Abia State.
“Rt. Hon. Stanley Ohajuruka is a statesman in every sense of the word. His tenure as Speaker was marked by courage, vision, and the pursuit of justice. Today, I celebrate a man who laid strong legislative foundations that many continue to build upon,” Ogah stated.
He prayed for continued strength, good health, and wisdom for the former Speaker, expressing optimism that his leadership would continue to inspire the younger generation. “May the Almighty bless your new age with peace, fulfillment, and renewed strength for service,” Ogah added.
Ohajuruka, now serving as Executive Director (Finance) at the SEDC, remains a respected voice in Abia’s political landscape, continuing his legacy of purposeful public service.
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16/7/25
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