Governor Ododo Salutes Barrister James Fabola at 70
Kogi State Governor, Alhaji Ahmed Usman Ododo, has congratulated renowned legal practitioner, elder statesman, APC stalwart and progressive at heart and in deed, Barrister James Fabola, on the occasion of his 70th birthday, describing him as an accomplished professional whose life has been defined by integrity, service and commitment to justice.
In a goodwill message, the Governor said Barrister Fabola’s seven decades of life have been marked by outstanding contributions to the legal profession, public service and the advancement of society through wise counsel, exemplary leadership and a distinguished record of service.
Governor Ododo described the celebrant as a progressive whose convictions have consistently translated into positive action, noting that his contributions to the growth of democratic values, good governance and the progressive movement have earned him widespread respect across political and professional circles.
The Governor noted that Barrister Fabola has earned the respect of colleagues, associates and the people through his commitment to the rule of law, fairness and the pursuit of justice, adding that his influence extends beyond the courtroom to mentorship, community development and nation-building.
The Governor commended Barrister Fabola for remaining a voice of wisdom and a shining example of professionalism, humility and patriotism, stressing that his wealth of experience serves as a source of guidance and motivation for younger generations of lawyers, public servants and leaders.
“As you celebrate this remarkable milestone, I join your family, friends, professional colleagues and well-wishers in thanking Almighty God for your impactful life. Your dedication to justice, service and humanity has left enduring footprints that will inspire generations to come.
“On behalf of the Government and people of Kogi State, I congratulate you on your 70th birthday and pray that God grants you good health, renewed strength and many more years of peace, fulfilment and continued service to our nation,” the Governor said.
