“This is our time. If we don’t come together and take this time, we should not complain to the younger ones later. We must come together and possess what belongs to us in this state,”
“My message to my constituents is simple: embrace Christ. With Christ, all things are possible. With God, nothing is impossible. It is not of him that runs or wills, but of God who shows mercy. If we truly believe in our Lord Jesus Christ, all that we desire will come to pass, and Bayelsa—the Glory of All Lands—will reach its fullness.”
The PANDEF chairman expressed hope that the coming year would usher in a period of healing, unity, and progress across the Niger Delta. He emphasized the need for collective resolve and togetherness in addressing common challenges and advancing the development of the region.
“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.”
“A very deep void has been created by his passing and it is only God that can give us the fortitude to fill that vacuum. May God grant the governor, the Ewhrudjakpo family and people of the state the grace to overcome the painful loss.”
“As mortals, we cannot ask why death came at this time. The late Deputy Governor was very active in service and died in active service.”
“Yes, our hearts are heavy because we lost our deputy governor, who would have been here to read one of the lessons. However, the truth is that each and every one of us will answer this call.
“Let us continue to keep this mutual understanding and relationship to foster sustainable growth and development of our state. But, of course, there must be checks and balances.
“On a nostalgic, historic note, let me say that this particular visit leaves a very sour taste in my mouth. I would have preferred since handing over in 2020 to you that I visited here on a happy occasion.
This outreach further underscores the Chief Weris Tike Foundation’s commitment to compassion-driven service, community support, and social responsibility, especially for vulnerable groups.
