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19
Dec

AANI CELEBRATES ELDER STATESMAN AMBASSADOR GODFREY BAYOUR PREWARE, CFR mni ON HIS 80TH BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY

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The National President, Alumni Association of the National Institute (AANI), Ambassador EO Okafor mni, on behalf of the National Executive Committee and the entire AANI family, heartily celebrates with one of our most outstanding members, elder statesman and diplomat, His Excellency, Ambassador Godfrey Bayour Preware, CFR mni, a member pioneer SEC 1, 1979, as he celebrates his 80th birthday on 17 December. The celebrant, Ambassador Godfrey Bayour Preware, CFR mni, is the former Director General of the National Intelligence Agency (DG NIA) and former Permanent Secretary of Ministries of Foreign Affairs, Labour and Education at different points of his impeccable career as a public servant. He stands out as a beacon of excellence in our nation's history, with a career adorned by diplomatic finesse and statesmanship. His membership of the pioneer SEC 1 in 1979 and subsequent roles as the Director General of the National Intelligence Agency and Permanent Secretary in vital ministries exemplify his unparalleled dedication to public service. Therefore, AANI proudly salutes this seasoned diplomat whose footsteps have left an indelible mark on the landscape of national development, fostering peace and security, which underscores his commitment to fostering camaraderie and shared ideals among his peers. As we celebrate Ambassador GB Preware CFR mni’s 80th birthday, we acknowledge not only his professional achievements but also the personal attributes that make him a revered elder statesman. May this milestone be adorned with the recognition he truly deserves, and may the years ahead bring him continued joy, good health, prosperity, and the fulfilment of all his aspirations. Happy birthday to a distinguished figure whose legacy enriches us all.

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