Edo Renewed Hope Ambassadors Congratulate Major General Cecil Esekhaigbe (Rtd) on His Birthday
The Edo State Coordinator of the National Renewed Hope Initiative, Ambassador Sylvester Aigboboh, has extended warm birthday felicitations to Major General Cecil Esekhaigbe (Rtd), PhD, on the occasion of his birthday.
Ambassador Aigboboh, who is the Coordinator of Renewed Hope Ambassadors in Edo State and the Deputy State Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), described the celebrant as a distinguished leader whose sacrifices, loyalty, and unwavering commitment played a pivotal role in the emergence and consolidation of the APC as the ruling party in Edo State.
According to him, the birthday celebration presents a fitting opportunity to acknowledge and appreciate the immense contributions of Major General Esekhaigbe to the growth and stability of the party, particularly his exemplary leadership as the Senatorial Leader of Edo Central.
Ambassador Aigboboh further commended the retired military general for his exceptional leadership style, political maturity, and steadfast loyalty to the administration of the Executive Governor of Edo State, Senator Monday Okpebholo, noting that his support has continued to strengthen party unity and effective governance across the state.
Speaking on behalf of the National Renewed Hope Initiative, Edo State Chapter, Ambassador Aigboboh said:
“On behalf of the National Renewed Hope Initiative, Edo State Chapter, I heartily congratulate Major General Cecil Esekhaigbe (Rtd), PhD, on the occasion of his birthday.
"The People’s General, as he is fondly called, is a leader of high repute whose dedication to public service, party loyalty, and selfless contributions to the progress of the APC remain outstanding.
"His commitment to the growth of our great party and his unwavering loyalty to our performing Governor, Senator Monday Okpebholo, are truly inspirational.
"As he marks another year in his impactful life, we pray for continued good health, wisdom, and long life as he continues to serve Edo State and the nation at large.”

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