The Urhobo Leadership Forum, Abuja, [ULFA] has paid tribute to one of Urhobo’s most distinguished sons, Architect Chief (Dr) Ogheneovo Charles Majoroh, as he celebrated a major milestone – his 80th birthday, on Sunday, February 8, 2026.
This remarkable occasion was marked with great fanfare, as friends, family, and well-wishers gathered to honour the life and achievements of this outstanding individual.
●A Legacy of Excellence
Architect Majoroh’s life is a testament to his boundless energy, passion, and dedication to excellence.
A product of the esteemed Government College Ughelli, he went on to study Architecture at Ahmadu Bello University, laying the foundation for a successful career that would take him to the pinnacle of his profession.
His leadership qualities and commitment to his craft earned him the presidency of the Nigerian Society of Architects and the African Society of Architects.
● A Man of Many Talents
A statement signed by the President of ULFA, Olorogun Peter Igho, said that beyond his professional achievements, “Architect Majoroh is a man of many talents. An avid golfer, he joined the Ikoyi Club, where he honed his skills and rose to become Captain of the club, playing golf with a single handicap. His love for sports and his community is evident in his involvement in various initiatives and organizations.
*A Tribute to a Great Leader*
“The Urhobo Leadership Forum Abuja is proud to call Architect Majoroh one of its own, hailing him as a great Ambassador of the Urhobo Nation and a dedicated servant of the Nigerian Nation.
“His leadership qualities, strong family ties, and devotion to God are truly remarkable and inspiring.
“As he celebrates this major milestone, we join his family and friends in wishing him many more birthdays in good health and happiness.
“Happy birthday, OCM! May your legacy continue to inspire generations to come.”
Stay ahead with the latest updates! Join The ConclaveNG on WhatsApp and Telegram for real-time news alerts, breaking stories, and exclusive content delivered straight to your phone. Don’t miss a headline — subscribe now!
...){kind=link}