Happy Birthday to our Dear Mummy Fatimah Momoh, the Honorable Commissioner for Culture and Tourism. Today, we celebrate what I proudly refer to as your Advanced Leadership and Achievement Birthday, a milestone that reflects not just the number of years, but the depth of impact, wisdom, and selfless service you continue to render to Kogi State and beyond.
Mummy, your life is a testimony of purposeful leadership. You lead with grace, courage, and an uncommon passion for humanity. Your commitment to preserving culture, promoting tourism, and uplifting the image of our dear state is inspiring. Through your office and personal sacrifices, you have shown that leadership is not about position alone, but about service, compassion, and vision.
Most especially, we celebrate your deep love and advocacy for Persons with Disabilities. In a world where many are overlooked, you have chosen to see, hear, and stand firmly with them. Your empathy, inclusiveness, and practical support have restored hope, dignity, and confidence to countless individuals across Kogi State and beyond. You have proven that true leadership carries everyone along, especially the vulnerable.
On this special day, we thank God for your life—a life of integrity, resilience, and impact. You are a mother to many, a mentor to upcoming leaders, and a role model to women who aspire to lead with excellence. Your kindness speaks louder than words, and your humility makes your achievements even more admirable.
May the Almighty God continue to strengthen you with divine wisdom, sound health, and uncommon favour. May your days be long, peaceful, and fruitful. May every good seed you have sown in the lives of others return to you in overflowing blessings.
Happy Birthday once again, our Dear Mummy.
Hon. Yakubu Nazir Abdulhakeem (Brain Not Legs)
Executive Secretary, Kogi State Office for Disability Affairs
