A renewed call for purposeful representation is gaining momentum in Bayelsa as Adigio Inangaebite Austin steps forward with a bold message anchored on advocacy and development. Under the campaign theme, “A Voice for the Creeks,” the Bayelsa East Senatorial hopeful is positioning himself as a strong and reliable representative for the people of the riverine…
“I consider this empowerment scheme as one aspect of this administration that we will continue to do so that our people will not be government-dependent. We will have a state that the private sector can develop and you are those thar will develop the private sector.”
1. On the Arrest of Fulani leader and our Last Warnings We hereby reintegrate our demand for the immediate release of the President,Miyetti Allah Kautal Hore, Bello Bodejo Release Bodejo or the Government will have itself to blame. We hereby give 72 hours notice Failure to release him, the Nigerian Goverment will hear from us….
“On this auspicious moment of the celebration of the Feast of Eid-el-Maulud, I felicitate with my Muslim brothers in the state and across Nigeria”.
“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.”
“Corruption is a formidable adversary that continues to plague our nation. It is not about whether the ICPC or Justice Ayoola performed their duties; it is about the relentless pressure of this insidious cancer we grapple with.”
“To achieve these development initiatives, my administration deemed it fit to widen the scope of the Ministry of Niger Delta Development which is saddled with the responsibility of formulating and executing plans, programmes and other initiatives for the development of the Niger Delta region”.
It is my fervent prayer that Almighty God blesses your new age with protection and peace, enabling you to fulfill the Assured Prosperity agenda that you have wholeheartedly championed for our beloved state in the years to come.
“The obvious torture and brutal murder of Master Patrick Peresuodei shall never be swept under the carpet, no matter how highly placed or connected the alleged perpetrators are.”
“With the way things are going, the Ijaw people will not be surprised to wake up one day to see that the military has invaded former President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan’s house. This attack by the Nigerian state on Ijaw leaders is becoming worrisome”.
