BLESSED DIAMOND JUBILEE TO GOV. MUTFWANG



On behalf of myself and entire members of Independent Publishers Association, IPA, I heartily celebrate His Excellency, Governor Caleb Mutfwang, as he marks his Diamond Jubilee. 
In deed you have a wonderful sojourn all through your life, impacting positively on humanity at various levels of your multipotentialite. 

You have wonderfully contributed to the law profession and sagaciously to democracy where you served as Local Government chairman and currently as governor. 

We commend your remarkable efforts and feats on multiple fronts in running our dear state. 
The entire IPA members are wishing you a memorable Natal Day, more fruitful years ahead in sound health, and in divine wisdom, knowledge and understanding.

Signed:
Shabul Mazadu 
Chairman

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