Why Bayelsans rejoice over Bishop Degi-Eremienyo’s election victory
By Majesty Inegba
Dignitaries and People
from different walks of life particularly the indigenes of Ogbia, Nembe and
Brass local government areas, turnout in their large numbers to celebrate the
victory of Bishop Biobarakuma W. Degi-Eremienyo, the
Senator – elect for Bayelsa East Senatorial District at the poll.
His victory at the poll which is the desired
interest of the people, it is enthusiastic to note that when the Independent
National Electoral Commission (INEC) announced the result on his emergence as
Senator-elect for the senatorial district, the people at the nooks and crannies
of the area were filled with overwhelming jubilation thanking God Almighty,
dancing and drinking.
This euphoria that greeted his victory was
with several reasons considering the fact that the right candidate of their
choice whom they massively voted for has won the election.
The people’s happiness is also the
realization of reality that the National Assembly elective positions of trust
is meant for only those who posses’ exemplary leadership qualities and the
desired wealth of experience needed to ensure effective representation.
Their jubilation in addition, is the fact
that the office is destined for God fearing people with impeccable character
who attach public interest above their personal gains. It is ordained for
people with deep understanding of the yearnings and the aspirations of the
people to occupy.
So, they were joyous noting that the Senator-Elect,
Bishop Degi-Eremienyo the right choice of the people has won the election
because obviously, the office is not meant for the inexperience, self-centered
and greedy people whose motive behind their entry into politics is borne out of
egocentric desire to amass wealth at the detriment of people.
The people noted with confidence that Bishop
Degi-Eremienyo has the pedigree, foresight, wisdom and the boldness to ensure
purposeful and effective representation that would bring the dividends of
democracy for the people.
Checks have revealed and it is sad to note
that since the inception of democratic rule from 1999 to date, most of our
representatives at the National Assembly sees elective positions as political
appointment for personal gains and self-enrichment; and have not make any
tangible impact towards the development of their constituencies for the overall
benefit of the people of the state.
That is why those who fail should throw
their weight behind the winners because election should not be taking as a do or
die affairs but it is the wishes of the people to vote who will effectively
represent them. Those going for Tribunals after elections they have the right
to go but also they should know that it is difficult to change God’s ordained
winners.
It would be recalled that Bishop
Biobarakuma W. Degi-Eremienyo is a tested, trusted, vibrant and a pragmatic
visionary leader of exceptional leadership qualities who has lived up to the
exception of the people before this time. They people are happy over his
victory and that happiness will live with them forever.
Therefore,
his victory at the poll is a blessing for all devoid of discriminations.
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