Monday, January 12, 2026

Gov. Oborevwori, Diri, Mbah, Lokpobiri, Guwor, Smooth, Omoyibo, Tonlagha, Ejovi, Others Celebrate Marine Magnate, High Chief Wayles at 60, Commends his Distinguished Leadership Style

Governor Oborevwori extols business mogul’s passion for community development at the thanks giving service commemorating at the Anglican Church on Sunday 11th Jan, 2026 in Okpolo - Enhwe, describing him as a Man of Proven Integrity and Asset to the Niger Delta region. 

The Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, on Sunday, described him as a true leader,
High Chief (Dr) Emonena Victor Wayles Egukawhore, JP, FCILG, Chairman Dewayle's Group of Companies as a man of proven character, unwavering passion and enduring commitment to community development, as the renowned international business mogul marked his 60th birthday.
Governor Oborevwori spoke at a thanksgiving service held at St. Peter’s Anglican Church, Okpolo-Enhwe, in Isoko South Local Government Area to commemorate the Diamond Jubilee of the celebrant.

The Governor said attaining the age of 60 was a clear testament to God’s faithfulness, noting that returning all the glory to God through thanksgiving was the most meaningful aspect of the celebration.
According to him, he had known High Chief (Dr) Emonena Egukawhore for many years and had observed that his passion, energy and sense of purpose remained constant and admirable.
“Success is not accidental. It is rooted in divine favour, strong values and respect for one’s roots. High  Chief Dr Wayles Egukawhore has consistently demonstrated these virtues, particularly in his commitment to the development of his people in Enhwe, Isoko and Patani,” Oborevwori stated.

The Governor commended the celebrant for remembering his roots and investing significantly in human capital and community development, praying for continued divine protection, sound health and sustained blessings upon him and his family.

He urged the celebrant to remain steadfast in acknowledging God as the source of wisdom, opportunity and increase.

In his sermon, the Bishop of the Anglican Diocese of Oleh, Rt. Rev. John Aruakpor, preached from Psalm 139:14–18, stressing that human life is “fearfully and wonderfully made” and fully known to God even before birth.

The Bishop said survival, progress and achievement are products of divine grace rather than personal strength or luck, adding that life is a stewardship entrusted by God for service to humanity.
“We must live purposefully with gratitude, humility and obedience, using our resources and opportunities to bless our communities and society,” the Bishop admonished.

Bishop Aruakpor also commended Governor Oborevwori for his visible achievements in Delta State, particularly in infrastructure development, noting that the projects compare favourably with global standards.
He expressed strong confidence in the Governor’s administration, saying genuine performance leaves little room for political distractions, and urged Deltans to continue to support the government.

The celebrant, High Chief (Dr)  Egukawhore, in his remark said his life had been marked by enduring friendships, meaningful relationships and consistent good deeds, attributing his journey and accomplishments to the faithfulness of God.
He reaffirmed his commitment to service and development, noting that at 60, he remained steadfast in his journey of faith and purpose.

The thanksgiving service was attended by top government officials, traditional rulers, captains of industry and community leaders, including the Distinguished Senator Heineken Lokpobiri, the Honorable Minister of State For Petroleum Resources (0il),
Hon Speaker of the Delta State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Emomotimi Guwor, Chief Johnbull Ejovi, Chief Eta Enahoro, Engr. Matthew Tonlagha, High Chief Tunde Smooth, Chief Broderick Arigbodi and Chief Daniel Omoyibo, among others.
After the Thanksgiving, the special dignitaries and a Galaxy of stars amongst whom was Davido, and other super stars moved to the Country Home
of High Chief Emonena Victor Wayles Egukawhore for a grandiose and lavish
reception which was a Carnival because the crowd recorded  for High Chief DR Emonena Victor Wayles Egukawhore birthday celebration was the first of its kind in Isoko nation.

All genre of music was presented on stage to celebrate the Diamond Jubilee. Present at the reception was Bayelsa State Governor, His Excellency, Senator Douye Diri with key members of the Bayelsa State Executive Council, Representatives of Dr Peter Mbah, the Governor of Enugu  State, Members of Delta state executive council, Captains of Industries, Banks Chief executives  members of the academic community etc who were on ground to add colour and candor to the event.

On ground to make every moment worthwhile was the large array of a Variety of Musicians and Comedians present. For Music we have Davido, Mercy Chinwo, Timi Dakolo etc.
On Comedy we have Ay, Gordons, Whalemouth, Orezi, Richard Obajimi , St Loius and others too numerous to be mentioned.

The highlight of the event at the Country home citadel was the cutting of the Diamond Jubilee cake by the celebrant, High Chief DR Emonena Victor Wayles Egukawhore JP FCILG, assisted Governor Douye Diri of Bayelsa, Delta Governor, Reps of Enugu state Governor, Davido, AY, Cordons, Mercy Chinwo and other super stars for the cutting of the Diamond  Jubilee cake.

There was a flow of endless champaign
Which is the Hallmark of Ceremonies organized by the billionaire business Mogul, High Chief Wayles.

The ceremony  lasted
till the wee hours of the morning as all invited quests ruminated in the euphoria of the joy of the moment.

The 60 Diamond jubilee celebration. Was the first of its kind.  The crowd recorded  for High Chief DR Emonena Victor Wayles Egukawhore was the first of its kind in ljaw land and Isoko nation because of his impact in the development of the Niger Delta.
The event may have come and gone but
the sweet memories of the  Birthday celebration of High Chief Wayles Egukawhore is something that will continue to resonate in the public domain of Enhwe People both great and small now and generation to come.

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