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Gov. Dickson will inaugurate Opume bridge next February
For the people of Opume community in Ogbia local government area of Bayelsa State, Christmas came early as one of their celebrated sons, Daniel Iworiso-Markson on Friday donated some bags of rice, a giant size cow and cash gifts.
The gesture according to him is to
put smiles on the faces of his kinsmen who over the years have supported him
and the Restoration Government of Governor Henry Seriake Dickson.
According to him, the Christmas
season is a special time to show love to one another and reach out to those in
need.
Iworiso-Markson thanked the people
for believing in him and for standing by the government in the last seven years
and assured them of better days ahead.
He said: "I decided to come
and see my people today to start the Christmas celebration with them. I feel so
elated and I thank God for the opportunity. This is a season of love and it is
important that we reach out to our people.
"It is also a way to
appreciate the people of Opume community who have stood by me and have
supported me in prayers since I came into government and that is why I am proud
to have come from here. Opume is a great land and so blessed.
"They have also supported this
government of His Excellency, Governor Dickson. You can see for yourself what
in turn the governor has done for them. For many years the people have suffered
because of the deplorable state of the bridge but today a new bridge has been
delivered. As part of our seventh aniversary, we hope Governor Dickson will be
here to inaugurate it".
In his remarks, Chief Alfred
Eto-Egesi, the chairman of Opume Council of Chiefs thanked Iworiso-Markson for
his kindness and called on other leaders in the community to emulate him.
He said the people are proud of him
and prayed God to continue to bless him with wisdom in his service to the
government and people of Bayelsa State.
Iworiso-Markson was accompanied on
the visit by members of the Ogbia Vibrant Women in Politics who had earlier
paid him a solidarity visit and commended his passion for the development of
Ogbia Kingdom.
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