“A Crown Salutes a Champion: The Royal Tribute of HRH Henry Binidodogha (Egbema I) to Dr. Samuel Ogbuku’s Global Honour”

  


CONGRATULATORY MESSAGE
FROM HRH HON. HENRY BINIDODOGHA (EGBEMA I), THE OVURU I OF OFUNAMA LAND, OVIA SOUTH WEST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA, EDO STATE.


BY DR. ODIMIENTIMI AGBEDEYI


**A ROYAL SALUTE TO EXCELLENCE AND DISTINGUISHED SERVICE:

CONGRATULATING DR. SAMUEL OGBUKU, MD/CEO OF NDDC, ON HIS INTERNATIONAL HONOUR AS DEVELOPMENT CHAMPION**

It is with profound joy, royal pride, and heartfelt admiration that I, His Royal Highness, Hon. Henry Binidodogha (Egbema I), the Ovuru I of Ofunama Land, Ovia South West Local Government Area of Edo State, extend my warmest congratulations to Dr. Samuel Ogbuku, the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), on his well-deserved recognition as the Nigeria Regional Government Development Champion of the Year 2025 at the prestigious London Political Summit and Awards (LPSA), held at the UK House of Commons, London.

This international honour, conferred upon Dr. Ogbuku, is not only a personal milestone but also a testament to the visionary leadership, tireless dedication, and developmental strides that he has championed in the Niger Delta region. The fact that this recognition emanates from a global political and governance platform underscores the far-reaching impact of his work — one that transcends borders and resonates with the universal values of innovation, inclusivity, and sustainable growth.

Through his strategic leadership and people-oriented approach, the NDDC under Dr. Ogbuku has evolved into a beacon of renewed hope and transformation, rekindling the confidence of Niger Deltans in the Commission’s mission to drive progress, empower communities, and lay enduring foundations for economic prosperity.

As a traditional ruler and an advocate for equitable development across the Niger Delta, I am particularly delighted that the world has taken notice of the silent revolution and reformative energy steering the Commission. Dr. Ogbuku’s humility, focus, and passion for impactful governance have become a model for contemporary leadership within and beyond our shores.

This recognition from the London Political Summit and Awards, where he stood in the same league with global dignitaries such as former Kenyan Vice President Dr. Stephen Kalonzo Musyoka and other eminent African leaders, reflects the new narrative of excellence that Nigeria and the Niger Delta region are now projecting on the world stage.

On behalf of the good people of Ofunama Kingdom, the traditional institution of Ovia South West Local Government Area, and indeed the wider Ijaw and Niger Delta community, I say “Congratulations, Dr. Samuel Ogbuku.”
Your star continues to shine, and your leadership continues to inspire.

May the Almighty continue to grant you the wisdom, strength, and divine favour to deliver more legacy projects, empower more lives, and leave indelible footprints in the sands of development history.

Once again, congratulations on this historic and well-deserved international honour. The Niger Delta is proud of you. Nigeria salutes you. The world has recognized you.


Long live the Niger Delta Development Commission!
Long live the Federal Republic of Nigeria!

HRH HON. HENRY BINIDODOGHA (EGBEMA I)
The Ovuru I of Ofunama Land
Ovia South West Local Government Area, Edo State

Written and Presented by:
Dr. Odimientimi Agbedeyi
For Global Egberi Media International


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👑 Royal Congratulations!
HRH Hon. Henry Binidodogha, Egbema I of Ofunama Land, celebrates Dr. Samuel Ogbuku, MD/CEO of NDDC, on his international recognition as Development Champion of the Year 2025 by the London Political Summit & Awards.
A proud moment for the Niger Delta and Nigeria.
✍️ Written by Dr. Odimientimi Agbedeyi for Global Egberi Media International


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