The Special Assistant (SA) to Governor Francis Nwifuru on Airport Security, Hon. Nnanna Nwangele on Sunday dedicated his daughter Davina Nnenne before God.
Nwangele popularly known as "Agile" in the Ebonyi political and social circles dedicated to the beautiful girl at the Builders Church Abakaliki.
Nwangele thanked God for the gift of the child and his protection of his wife during the delivery period.
"I thank God for his mercies upon my family, for the progress he has bestowed upon us and victory in the face of challenges".
"The astute politician thanked Governor Francis Nwifuru for the opportunity to serve in his government and pledged his continued loyalty to the governor.
"He is the instrument God has used to protect me and my family will remain eternally grateful to him.
"The governor has transformed Ebonyi in all spheres and has proven that he is a true builder of men, structures and economy," he said.
Nwangele also thanked his elder brother and a foremost politician in the state, Hon. Chika Nwangele who is the Coordinator of the Ukaba Development Centre of Onicha Local Government Area of the state.
"He cuts a father figure to me, straightening my path and I pray to tap the blessings through which he rose, to rise also.
"I also thank the pastor, church members, friends and relatives who have been praying for my family and came to celebrate this auspicious occasion with us," he said.
The Founder and Officiating pastor of the church, Pastor Kessy Anigor while dedicating the child, prayed for God's favour, blessing and protection upon her.
"I pray that you will be a light for your peers, a light and beacon of hope for your family and a child of destiny.
"I urge her parents to train the child in the ways of God so that she will realise her potential in life and bring open doors for her family," he prayed.
He urged couples to re-dedicate themselves to the cause of promoting their marriages which they swore to uphold.
"No pastor or counsellor has the key to sticking your marriage together as its success or failure rests solely on both of you.
"You should engage in practices which attracted both of you to each other and provide substantial support to each other,".
The Nwangele treated their guests who include top government officials, captains of industries, and business moguls among others, to a sumptuous reception at their residence.
The occasion witnessed an outpour of thanksgiving, felicitation and conviviality.
