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Delta Clergy Calls For Amicable Resolution Of Declaration Of Udu Constituency Seat Vacant In House Of Assembly
Ogheneruona Tejiri, Warri
Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, Governor of Delta State, Rt. Hon. Emomotimi Guwor, Speaker, Delta State House of Assembly as well as political stakeholders particularly in Udu and Delta State in general have been called upon to find an amicable resolution to the declaration of Udu State Constituency vacant in the interest of the people.
This call was made by Rev. Joseph P. Oyibo, General Overseer, City of Faith Bible Living Church Inc., Ovwian, Udu Local Government Area of Delta, he said that the negative effect of not having a representative in the State House of Assembly are more on the people of Udu than on the suspended member of the House of Assembly, Hon. Collins Egbetamah.
While acknowledging the fact that the issue is of the Legislative Arm of Government, Rev. Oyibo said that Rt. Hon. Oborevwori being a Governor and immediate past Speaker of the Assembly still has a lot of influence to intervene and resolve the issue in the overall interest of Udu people that have now being denied of representation.
He pleaded with the leadership of the Delta State House of Assembly under Rt. Hon. Guwor and members of the Assembly to, in the interest of the good people of Udu State work towards amicable resolution of the issue.
Rev. Oyibo also called on prominent Sons and daughters of Udu Kingdom either politicians or in other leadership positions to see how this matter could be settled without further delay.
According to the General Overseer of City of Faith Bible Living Church Inc, “declaration of the Seat of Udu State Constituency in the State House of Assembly vacant should not be look at as something that affected the Udu Legislator, Hon. Collins Egbetamah as a person alone, it is a loss to all in Udu Kingdom. We want peace to prevail, we need development and growth in our Constituency.
“There can be no meaningful development in an atmosphere of chaos or crisis. This is the more reason I am humbly calling on our amiable Governor, Rt. Hon. Oborevwori to handle the matter swiftly and resolve it amicably so that this issue would not be a black spot in his administration that has and still doing so much for Deltans.”
Rev. Oyibo commended Governor Oborevwori for his giant developmental strides that is ongoing in parts of State, he attributed it to the presence of peace and orderliness in the State, adding, “the peace we enjoy today and the rapid solid development ongoing today all over the State by the Oborevwori led administration is as a result of the presence of peace that now breeds good governance and leadership.
“We are experiencing dividends of democracy like never before in infrastructural development under your tenure. This is coming in the heals of sustainable peace and anything that would truncate the prevailing peace is what we should kick against.
“Let every other major stakeholders in Delta State join hands in helping to sort out this issue so that Delta State would be a much more better place for us.”
Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, Governor of Delta State, Rt. Hon. Emomotimi Guwor, Speaker, Delta State House of Assembly as well as political stakeholders particularly in Udu and Delta State in general have been called upon to find an amicable resolution to the declaration of Udu State Constituency vacant in the interest of the people.
This call was made by Rev. Joseph P. Oyibo, General Overseer, City of Faith Bible Living Church Inc., Ovwian, Udu Local Government Area of Delta, he said that the negative effect of not having a representative in the State House of Assembly are more on the people of Udu than on the suspended member of the House of Assembly, Hon. Collins Egbetamah.
While acknowledging the fact that the issue is of the Legislative Arm of Government, Rev. Oyibo said that Rt. Hon. Oborevwori being a Governor and immediate past Speaker of the Assembly still has a lot of influence to intervene and resolve the issue in the overall interest of Udu people that have now being denied of representation.
He pleaded with the leadership of the Delta State House of Assembly under Rt. Hon. Guwor and members of the Assembly to, in the interest of the good people of Udu State work towards amicable resolution of the issue.
Rev. Oyibo also called on prominent Sons and daughters of Udu Kingdom either politicians or in other leadership positions to see how this matter could be settled without further delay.
According to the General Overseer of City of Faith Bible Living Church Inc, “declaration of the Seat of Udu State Constituency in the State House of Assembly vacant should not be look at as something that affected the Udu Legislator, Hon. Collins Egbetamah as a person alone, it is a loss to all in Udu Kingdom. We want peace to prevail, we need development and growth in our Constituency.
“There can be no meaningful development in an atmosphere of chaos or crisis. This is the more reason I am humbly calling on our amiable Governor, Rt. Hon. Oborevwori to handle the matter swiftly and resolve it amicably so that this issue would not be a black spot in his administration that has and still doing so much for Deltans.”
Rev. Oyibo commended Governor Oborevwori for his giant developmental strides that is ongoing in parts of State, he attributed it to the presence of peace and orderliness in the State, adding, “the peace we enjoy today and the rapid solid development ongoing today all over the State by the Oborevwori led administration is as a result of the presence of peace that now breeds good governance and leadership.
“We are experiencing dividends of democracy like never before in infrastructural development under your tenure. This is coming in the heals of sustainable peace and anything that would truncate the prevailing peace is what we should kick against.
“Let every other major stakeholders in Delta State join hands in helping to sort out this issue so that Delta State would be a much more better place for us.”
