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Presidency sends greetings to Enyi 1 of Aba, as he clocks 90.

President Buhari has sent his warms felicitations to Enyi 1 of Aba, Eze Isaac Ajuono Ikonne, on his 90th birthday, joining the Abia Traditional Council in celebrating the purpose driven and exemplary leadership he has brought to the throne.



The President believes Eze Ikonne, who has served for more than 44 years on the throne, carries the virtues of humility, generosity and human kindness, qualities that are inseparable in building a just, harmonious and prosperous society.

At 90, Buhari affirmed that the royal father exudes uncommon wisdom, strength and courage in leading his people and serving the nation, which clearly points to the grace of God for longevity, and blessings of good health.

Recalling their encounters, including a visit to the Presidential Villa in August 2018, the President remained grateful to Eze Ikonne for the endorsement in 2015, support and wise counsel over the years, commending his signature tune of unity, and empowering youths for a greater Nigeria.



Finally, President Buhari has congratulated the people and government of Abia State, family members and friends of the royal father on this auspicious day, praying for longer life and good health for the nonagenarian.

The people of the State have altogether congratulated the royal father for another added year.

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