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Peter Obi celebrates wife on birthday, called her ‘perfect mother’
“To my dearest wife and perfect mother to our beloved children, words alone cannot express how far I have come by your support, love and affection. Each moment shared with you renews my strength, brightens my ideas and sharpens my vision,” the former governor tweeted.”
The Labour Party’s presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has celebrated his wife, Margaret, as she clocks another year.
In a sweet note penned via his Twitter page on Friday, Obi described his wife as the “perfect mother” to their children. The former Anambra State Governor also expressed his appreciation for her unwavering support of his vision.
“To my dearest wife and perfect mother to our beloved children, words alone cannot express how far I have come by your support, love and affection. Each moment shared with you renews my strength, brightens my ideas and sharpens my vision,” the former governor tweeted.
“As you celebrate your birthday today, I remain eternally grateful to God for the gift of you in my life. I couldn’t have asked for a better partner in productivity and progress. May God continue to protect and bless you as we journey each day together. Happy Birthday to My One and Only Wife.-PO.”
Obi and Margaret tied the knot in 1992. Their union is blessed with two children, Oseloka and Gabriella.
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