*Hails Diri On Inauguration Of Road, Hospital 53 Years After Immediate past Vice President of Nigeria, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, has said the pace of development of Bayelsa has left him emotional. Speaking at Oporoma community, headquarters of the Southern Ijaw Local Government Area, on Monday during a grand reception in his honour, the former Vice…
“That you can position Bayelsa State into generating its own electricity from the abundance of natural gas which God Almighty has endowed our state with is most profound.”
“I am reaching out regarding the crisis in Plateau State. Almost every other state has already sent buses to evacuate their students from UNIJOS, but Bayelsa students remain stranded. We urgently need the state’s intervention to bring them home safely before the situation worsens.”
“The state’s gas turbine project is 99 per cent completed. I was there today, and l saw things for myself. We are bringing no less a person than the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Senator Bola Tinubu, to inaugurate it.
“We urge you to reflect on the importance of peace because without peace, there can be no development. When people live in fear, your purpose cannot be achieved. Endeavour to make peace within and outside your religion in all you do. This government does not segregate.”
“This is a struggle we must continue. If we cannot achieve it in our time, we will hand it over to our children. Our land and waters have nourished this nation and fuelled its economic activities, yet for too long we have borne the burden of environmental damage and social disadvantage.”
“Your exemplary political leadership and outstanding performance in previous administrations, especially in your immediate past role as Chief of Staff, speak volumes about your humility, loyalty, competence, and capacity.”
“To his immediate family, dependents, and all who held him dear, I extend, on behalf of the government and people of Bayelsa State, our heartfelt condolences. We know that words may seem insufficient in the face of such a loss, but we offer them nonetheless as a token of our solidarity and our respect. Your husband, father, brother, and relation was a worthy son of Bayelsa, a committed public servant, and a man who left a legacy of service,”
By Robinson Erebi All things being equal, every child should be on a clear path toward adulthood—either through formal education or the acquisition of practical skills that prepare them for independent living. Unfortunately, this ideal remains far from reality for many children whose lives are shaped by instability and circumstances beyond their control. Flourish represents…
“To every Bayelsan who carries a burden, a wound, a fear, or a silent tear, Christ’s birth is our anchor. His coming is our assurance that no darkness — no matter how deep — is beyond His reach.”
