Commissioner commends Governor Dickson’s administration unparalleled achievements in Bayelsa
By Majesty Inegbagha
The Bayelsa State Commissioner for Special
Projects, Mr. Pius Jonah has commended Governor Henry Seriake Dickson for his
administration’s unparalleled achievements in all sectors of the state.
Governor Henry Seriake Dickson |
Mr. Jonah
made the commendation while on formularization tour of ongoing projects
embarked upon by the administration.
The commissioner
who was accompanied by the former commissioner for Works and Infrastructure,
Barrister Lawrence Ewhrudjakpo who is the Bayelsa West Senatorial Candidate of
the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), described Governor Dickson as a God sent
leader whose administration for the short period has brought hope and happiness
to the people of the state.
Mr. Pius Jonah Bayelsa State Commissioner for Special Project |
Mr. Jonah
expressed appreciation for the administration efforts to finish Ekeremor road
to enhance effective and efficient transportation system in the area.
He noted that
the only work left to be done on the road is some restructuring work which will
commence any moment from now.
“Some part of the road is too narrow from
Isampou community to Ekeremor, we are going to measure out the areas that are
too narrow and reconstruct it to the normal road size,” he stated.
The
commissioner also thanked Governor Dickson for given him the appointment to
serve in his administration and pledged to do his best to actualize the
policies and programmes of the administration.
Mr. Jonah
used the forum to appeal to the people of Ekeremor Local Government Area not to
see election as a do or die affairs, stressing that they should conduct themselves
in orderly manner to enthrone peaceful election next year.
The commissioner
and his entourage also address the entire community at the civic centre and
paid courtesy visit to HRH Agbodo Gbaseinmo in his palace.
An eyewitness
report says the entire people of Ekeremor were happy to Governor Dickson for
the gesture and pledged their support to the administration.
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