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.
With recent developments suggesting progress in reconciliation efforts, there is growing anticipation that Governor Fubara may soon return to office as part of a broader political settlement aimed at restoring stability in Rivers State.
The founding fathers of the PDP envisioned a party that would play a pivotal role in not just national governance, but as a beacon of hope for the black race globally. Regrettably, that vision has become obscured, diminishing Nigeria’s stature on the world stage and overshadowing our influence as a leading voice within Africa.
“Fake 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.”
Governor of Bayelsa State, Senator Douye Diri, on Thursday, led a campaign against drug abuse and illicit trafficking as part of activities commemorating the International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking. Governor Diri advised people of the state, particularly the youths, to shun hard drugs and trafficking of illicit substances, saying they were harmful…
“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.
The former minister went on to express his disdain for Israel, labeling it a “child-killing, mass murdering, ethnic cleansing” state. Such claims, though contentious, resonate with a segment of the global population that feels empathy for the Palestinian plight and views Israel’s actions through a critical lens. Fani-Kayode’s call for justice and peace, while perhaps well-intentioned, raises critical questions about the nature of peace in a context so charged with historical grievances and violence.
“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.”
