The Street Reporters Newspaper

…Breaking News with Integrity!

Adsense

Governance News Politics

Okowa Sends Message to Governor Diri on 1st Anniversary

Spread the love

Governor Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta on Sunday congratulated his Bayelsa counterpart, Senator Douye Diri, on the first anniversary of his administration. 

In a statement signed by his Chief Press Secretary, Mr Olisa Ifeajika, in Asaba, the governor thanked God for the success of the first year of the “prosperity” administration in Bayelsa. 

Okowa stated that Bayelsa had become more peaceful and united since Diri took over the mantle of governance a year ago. 

ALSO READ  NSE Hails Gov. Ododo For Appointing Four of its Members, Commends Kogi Works Commissioner

He urged the governor to remain on that lane of focused development and evolution of peace in the state.

Okowa thanked Bayelsans for supporting the Diri administration in providing meaningful development in the state. 

“On behalf of my family, the government and people of Delta, I congratulate my brother Governor, Senator Douye Diri, on the first anniversary of his administration. 

“As a state, we are pleased with your giant strides since you assumed office a year ago. 

ALSO READ  IWD: Unity Bank Partners SkillPaddy to Train 1,000 Female Software Engineers

“We thank Bayelsans for supporting your administration by giving peace a chance which had led to the successes recorded thus far by your administration. 

“As you continue to soldier on the onerous task of providing prosperity and development for your people, it is my wish and that of Deltans that you will continue to flourish in the court of the Lord. 

“May God continue to grant you divine wisdom and provide you with the needed resources to develop the nooks and crannies of Bayelsa,” Okowa stated. 

The Street Reporters Newspaper is reliable latest news portal and publishes opinions, business news, politics, and sports news from Nigeria and the world. Tel: +2348175047979

Discover more from The Street Reporters Newspaper

Subscribe now to keep reading and get access to the full archive.

Continue reading