“As a Council, we remain focused on delivering impactful projects that will enhance the quality of life in our communities and drive sustainable growth in line with the Assured Prosperity Agenda of His Excellency, Governor Douye Diri”
Life in the Niger-Delta Region can be quite challenging, consequent upon the negative environmental impact on the communities. Bayelsa State is one that has suffered the indescribable effects, of the hazardous ecological effect of oil prospecting in the area. The Bayelsa State Attorney-General and Commissioner for Justice, Biriyai Dambo, SAN in a chat with This…
โWe have a responsibility to stand for what is just and true. We must see ourselves as one and work collectively towards our shared success and progress regardless of our political differences. Let us eschew the habit of pulling down one another. Let us nurture the need of love and tolerance in our lives and promote the virtues of unity and sacrifice in our communities”.
“I have directed that all those involved in the kidnapping of Justice Omukoro be arrested and prosecuted in line with the laws.”
While assuring residents of the state of their safety and security, Governor Diri restated his warning to criminally-minded individuals to steer clear of Bayelsa as his administration had invested much resources to guarantee peace and security of the state.
โFake news and deliberate falsehood have become a challenge for the media and our society. The NGE should make concerted effort to tackle the scourge as it endangers good governance, peace, unity and development.”
“There is no state without some level of insecurity. No government can give you total security. But we will continue to solve the issues as they arise.”
“Today, we can see a performing local government chairman. This is an example for every other local government to emulate and we expect to see more of these projects.
“Let me tell those that are either sponsors or are involved in the kidnap, it is time to give up. You cannot terrorise and intimidate your own people.”
“We are grateful for the new roads, technical schools, and various infrastructural projects that are shaping our communities,” Dr. Igali noted.
