Kogi Central Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan is celebrating her 46th birthday with gratitude, reflection, and renewed commitment to community service. The senator, in a heartfelt message shared on Facebook on Tuesday, expressed appreciation to God for the grace, strength, and growth she has experienced throughout her life.

 

“Dear God, as I turn 46 today, I thank You for grace, strength, and growth. Bless my journey ahead with wisdom, courage, and compassion. Keep my family, friends, constituents and all well-wishers safe, and may You keep my path aligned with purpose. Amen,” she wrote.

 

Akpoti-Uduaghan also used the occasion to spotlight her ongoing efforts to support her alma mater, Federal Government College, Idoani, in Ondo State, where she served as Head Girl in 1997.

 

In a post shared on Monday, the senator revealed a series of legacy projects she is facilitating for the school—initiatives aimed at enhancing infrastructure and improving the learning environment for current and future students. The projects, expected to be completed next year, include:

• A 2,000-capacity auditorium

• A 500-capacity multipurpose hall

• Ten staff quarters

• 300 solar streetlights

• A 50,000-litre solar-powered water system

 

She emphasized that the interventions are motivated by gratitude rather than politics, reflecting the school’s profound impact on her personal development.

 

“FGC Idoani nurtured my character, discipline, and leadership; giving back isn’t politics, it’s gratitude,” she said.

 

Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan concluded her birthday reflections with messages of joy and appreciation, celebrating the milestone while reaffirming her dedication to her constituents, community, and the institutions that shaped her journey.