
Diri To Deliver UNIPORT 35th Convocation Lecture
“If you ignore education, then you have to build more prisons because crime will soar. For us as a government, education is a priority.”
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“If you ignore education, then you have to build more prisons because crime will soar. For us as a government, education is a priority.”
“As a coastal state, Bayelsa lies below the sea level and consequently faces the risks associated with ocean rise. About 70 per cent of its land area is occupied by rivers and it borders the Atlantic Ocean on its three senatorial flanks.
“In my presentation during the panel session themed: “Multi-Level Governance of Coastal Cities and Regions,” I emphasised the primacy of collaborative governance among global, national and sub-national stakeholders in order to save communities threatened by ocean rise and coastal erosion in our region and in Bayelsa.”
We celebrate Governor Diri’s remarkable leadership, which has transformed Bayelsa State’s landscape. His dedication to progress, growth, and citizens’ welfare is truly commendable. We appreciate his visionary approach, resilience, and commitment to excellence.
Your visionary leadership, unwavering commitment to peace, and passion for the progress of Bayelsa State continue to inspire hope and transformation across every sector of our dear state. As a beacon of wisdom, humility, and service, your legacy of inclusive governance remains deeply rooted in the hearts of the people.
Please, join us in prayers, as always, for God to guide our Government of Assured Prosperity on the right path to achieving the collective aspirations of the people for the development of our dear Bayelsa State.
As the National Chairman of the Pan-Niger Delta Forum (PANDEF), Amb. Igali expressed his gratitude to Bayelsa State Governor, His Excellency Sen. Douye Diri, for approving the vital infrastructure project that will enhance connectivity in the region.
Culture transcends mere history; it embodies our strength, our pride, and our vision for the future. Let us continue to weave the colorful threads of our diverse cultures, celebrating differences while finding common ground.
“We truly appreciate this recognition of our modest effort in the governance of our state coming from this ancient city of Ibadan.”
“My only regret, sadness and pain are that she did not live long enough to reap the fruits of her labour.”