Budget Office Delegation Graces the Wedding of Mr. Andrew Labi

Budget Office Delegation Graces the Wedding of Mr. Andrew Labi

The entire Budget Office of the Federation rejoiced on Saturday, 30th August 2025, as staff members, in their numbers, gathered to celebrate the holy matrimony of one of their own, Mr. Andrew Labi, a staff in the office of the Director-General, who exchanged vows with Miss Uchebuakwu Mary Ogbechie in Abuja.

The solemnization of holy matrimony was held at Grace for Perfection Tabernacle, Mpape, commencing at exactly 10:00 a.m. The ceremony was officiated by Bro. Emeka Ofodile of Endtime Perfection Message, Kaduna, while the host pastor, Bro. Emmanuel Sarfo, warmly welcomed the congregation of family, friends, colleagues, and well-wishers.

The service was marked by deep spirituality, hymns of praise, scriptural exhortations, and solemn prayers resonated throughout the sanctuary as the couple took their vows, pledging lifelong commitment before God and the witnesses present. The ceremony stood as a testimony to the sacredness of marriage and the values it embodies.

From the solemnization to the lively reception that followed, the delegation from the Budget Office stood solidly in support of Mr. Labi, reflecting the enduring bonds of friendship, camaraderie, and institutional fellowship.
Their collective presence was a clear demonstration of the Office’s culture of togetherness and mutual support beyond the confines of work.

The reception was a colourful affair, filled with joy, dance, music, and cheer, as colleagues, friends, and family members gathered to honour the new couple. It was not only a celebration of love but also of unity, with many describing the turnout of Budget Office representatives as an inspiring show of solidarity.

As Mr. and Mrs. Labi begin this new chapter of life, heartfelt prayers and warm wishes poured in from colleagues and guests alike, expressing hope that their union will be richly blessed with love, peace, prosperity, and fruitfulness.

The Budget Office family extends its congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Labi and prays that their marriage journey will remain a shining example of faith, commitment, and joy.

Dr. Afolabi Olajuwon, fnipr
Head, Information & Public Relations

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