“We have come a long way as brothers in this same terrain, which some see as a curse. But we like to prove that this terrain is not a curse. Rather it is a blessing to the people and to our region.
Indeed, until his passing, Pa Adebanjo was the co-founder and deputy chairman, alongside Chief E.K. Clark, in the Southern and Middle Belt Forumโa platform that brings together leaders from the South East, South South, South West, and North Central regions. This forum continues to play a crucial role in promoting dialogue and understanding across Nigeriaโs diverse regions, including close interraction with Arewa Consutative Forum and Northern Elders Forum.
“As our mother (Dame Jonathan) had said, once a governor emerges, we all need to rally round and support him to succeed. As a result of your support and the peace we have in Bayelsa, we have been able to achieve so much.”
Under the stewardship of Governor Diri and Deputy Governor Ewhrudjakpo, Bayelsa State has seen marked advancements across multiple sectors. The administration’s focus on infrastructure has led to improved road networks and public facilities, enhancing connectivity and accessibility for all citizens. The commitment to education has sparked initiatives aimed at uplifting the learning environment, ensuring our youth have access to quality education and opportunities for growth.
“Your leadership style, magnanimity, inclusivity and a strong sense of purpose has set a standard worthy of your administration. These quarters are a symbol of the confidence placed in you by the people of Bayelsa.โ
Amb. Igali’s message was not just a recounting of achievements but also a call to continued prayer and support for the Governor as he leads not only Bayelsa but also assumes the role of chairman of the South-South Governors Forum. “We know youโll give leadership to the South-South,” he said, inspiring hope for a cohesive and strategic approach to regional governance.
“Having followed you closely over the years, I have no doubt that you are among the greatest of all time.”
โAll of these projects run into billions of naira. Of course, the one that will make all of us happier and affects everyone is electricity.”
“Let us not pull down one another. Instead, let us support ourselves, and our state will be better.”
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