GOV. DICKSON CONGRATULATES SECONDUS AT 64Prince Uche Secondus


GOV. DICKSON CONGRATULATES SECONDUS AT 64

By Victor Ologbo

Prince Uche Secondus


The Governor of Bayelsa State, Honourable Henry Seriake Dickson, has congratulated the Chairman of the People Democratic Party, Prince Uche Secondus as he clocked 64 on March 22, 2019.



Dickson described the PDP National Chairman as a leader who has demonstrated exemplary commitment to the party and providing stable, focused and courageous leadership at a very trying time when our nation’s democracy is under threat. 



The Governor said in a statement by the Commissioner for Information and Orientation, Mr. Daniel Iworiso-Markson, that Prince Uche Secondus provided leadership for the People’s Democratic Party at a critical period when the party needed all the push and support to get past the many challenges before it. 



He said that it took the courage, the dexterity and resilience of a leader in the mould of Secondus to steer the party out of the stormy waters to put it on the pedestal of the most popular party in the country.



He said that the exploits of the PDP in the last election and the awaiting victories of the party in the outstanding elections are testimonies of Secondus dedication as a leader.



The countryman Governor said that the PDP has moved from a party in custody of crisis to a strong and focussed political platform feared by the ruling partly because of the leadership provided by Secondus and others.



The Governor also said that the recent victory of the PDP in the Osun election and the awaited victory of the party at the Presidential Election Petition Tribunal are testimonies of the efforts of the great leadership provided by the PDP Chairman. 



Gov Dickson prayed to God to give the PDP Chairman a lifetime of fruitfulness and productivity.



He said, “ I felicitate with the Chairman òf our great Party, Prince Uche Secondus on his birthday.



“Prince Secondus took over the leadership of the PDP at very times. The current events and political fortune and indeed the level of internal cohesion within the party have shown in clear terms that he provided uncommon leadership at a trying period.



“We are indeed proud of him as an Ijaw man, a great son of the Niger Delta and indeed a worthy servant of our nation who has made commendable efforts in deepening the culture of democracy and promoting healthy opposition in the country.



“I pray to God to give him good health and indeed a life of productivity.”

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Again, Amnesty Office Reassures Delegates That March Stipends Have Been Paid

Image
The Presidential Amnesty Programme has again reassured beneficiaries that it has paid the stipends for the month of March into their accounts. The Office explained in a statement on Friday that the monies meant for all the beneficiaries have been released to the banks for lodgment into their accounts a week ago. The Office explained further that the delay in receiving the credit alert by the delegates is due to technical issues associated with the banks. It was explained that the Office has taken up the issue with the banks involved and the affected delegates have started receiving their stipends in large numbers. The statement urged those who are yet to receive the stipends to check their accounts (transaction history) as the money would be in the accounts. The office commended the delegates for their maturity in dealing with the unforeseen development urging them  to exercise more patients as all such funds have been paid directly into their accounts ‘’We wish to state that the funds
Read more

Dream Come True, As NDDC Inaugurates Niger Delta Chamber of Commerce Board

Image
By Willie Etim When the idea was first muted, a number of cynics dismissed it, typical of naysayers in our society.  They thought that all the effort will end in futility. The resilience of Chief Samuel Ogbuku, (PhD), Managing Director of the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), who nurtured the birth of the Niger Delta Chambers of Industry, Trade, Mines and Agriculture (NDCCITMA), came to bear when all other such chambers in the region put up a resistance against the registration of NDCCITMA, a battle that lasted over nine months. As the initiator and benefactor of the NDCCITMA, the management of the NDDC, established a management committee for the chambers to midwife it to solid take off point. After the design of an implementation plan which was carefully followed, the committee terminated its engagement and set the stage for the official inauguration of the Chamber’s Board The eventful registration and inauguration of the Board of the Niger Delta Chambers of Commerce, Industr
Read more

ASUU UniAbuja begins indefinite strike

Image
  The University of Abuja branch of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has declared an indefinite strike over some unresolved issues between the management and the union. Some of the issues include the illegal Advertorial for vacancy of the position of Vice Chancellor by the current vice chancellor of the institution and illegal recruitments without due Process. A statement by the Chairperson of the ASUU University of Abuja chapter, Dr Sylvanus Ugoh says the decision to embark on the indefinite strike was reached after the congress of the Chapter with approval by ASUU National.  Ugoh said after following due process in line with ASUU procedures, the Trustees and Principal Officers granted the branch the permission to proceed on an indefinite, comprehensive and total strike until the issues in contention were addressed. He said other issues include the refusal to conduct the election to the positions of Deanship into various faculties and Provost College of Health Sciences
Read more