FORMER RIVERS STATE GOVERNOR HOLDS THANKS GIVING SERVICE

 WIKE HOLDS THANKS GIVING SERVICE  IN PORT HARCOURT 

Dada Babajide Razaq reports

The Immediate past governor of Rivers state on June 18th,2023 few weeks after his exit as the Executive officer of the state ,  held a thanks giving service in Portharcourt the state capital where arrays of Nigeria politicians across different political parties honored him with their presence.This  includes both present and former political actors across Nigeria , governor's ,ministers , chairman of councils, Royal fathers , special advisers etc .



In his speech of appreciation, the celebrants narrated his experience while in office to analyse what political office occupiers and appointee faced in performing their duties , he specifically narrated how he was poisoned shortly before the 2023 campaign and scenes of how rivers candidates were chosen and the drama that followed .

He gave praises to God for protecting him all through his eight years as governor and appreciated his wife, family and loyalist who believed in his leadership and celebration of total victory for his party in the state in the just concluded election .

Governor Sanwo-Olu and Senate president Goodwill Akpabio represented President  Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Dignataries that attended the events includes but not limited to Speaker of house of Representatives Tajudeen Abbas represented by Hajia, Acting National Chairman of PDP Umar Damagun and NWC; Senator jubrin,Gov.Fintirin, Govs Uzodinma, Gov of Oyo, seyi makinde, Adams Oshiomole , Peter Ayodele Fayose ,  Plateau Gov, Dr Odili and his Wife, Justice Mary Odili, Former Govs of Delta Ibori, Fayose, Ortom, Ifeanyi, Ikpeazu, Ganduje.



News Credit : Live transmission of the event by Nigeria Television station

Picture Credit Twitter : Journalist Kc

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