It was indeed a spirit filled ceremony as the crème de la crème of the society gathered in fellowship to honour, commune and celebrate with the Giadom’s family at the instance of Hon. Victor Tambari Giadom; the National Deputy Secretary of APC; a respectable chieftain of the party.
In his usual social style, and guided by the brotherly spirit of love and solidarity, Chief Lulu Briggs worshipped with the newest couple at the St. Mathew’s Anglican Church, Mgbuoba, Port Harcourt, where he expressed his deep thought of goodwill and joy for the families over the successful ordination of the conjugal journey.
He said: “Marriage is a divine institution; a gift from God to mankind. It is one social institution that has fostered love and unity amongst humans. Indeed, its relevance to humanity cannot be overemphasized. Through marriage, you build a family, and by building a family, the first institution of learning is established. It is an institution where the virtues of tolerance, patience, respect, loyalty, chastity and faithfulness are by default, thought and learnt”.
At the occasion which witnessed the presence of prominent APC stalwarts like the Brand New Senator of the Federal Republic; Senator Andrew I. Uchendu, Rivers APC Secretary; Chief Emeka Beke, the party Publicity Secretary; Chris Fynbone etc., Chief Dumo Lulu-Briggs congratulated the couple on behalf of his dear family, and prayed for God to take charge of the union and bless them with all that marriage requires to blossom.
“Let me on behalf of my family congratulate the newest couple; I pray for God to bless them with everything they desire to make the best of their union”, he added.
In the same vein the well socialized and friendly grassroot politician, Chief Lulu Briggs, attended the traditional marriage ceremony of Mr. and Mrs. Odi and declared the day a day of joy full of celebrations.
Congratulations Mr. and Mrs. Giadom, and congratulations Mr. and Mrs. Odi. God bless your unions.
Uche Woke
Press Secretary to Dumo Lulu-Briggs
For DLB Media
09/09/2017
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