DUDAFA PRAISE DIRI’S DEFECTION AS STRATEGIC AND VISIONARY 

A former Senior Special Assistant on Domestic Matters and Social Events to former President Goodluck Jonathan, Waripamo-owei Dudafa has described the defection of Senator Douye Diri, the executive Governor of Bayelsa State in glowing terms, tagging it as both strategic and visionary.

‎Through an official statement released on Tuesday, the former lawmaker who represented Kolokuma/Opokuma Constituency 2 in the Bayelsa State House of Assembly congratulated the governor on his defection to the APC on Monday.

‎The statement described the defection as “a wise and well-considered move that aligns Bayelsa State with the centre for accelerated development and greater political inclusion.”

‎According to him, the defection “reflects his pragmatic leadership style, which has always been guided by consultation, inclusiveness and the pursuit of the common good.”

‎“Your decision to work in harmony with the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, in synergy with your Assured Prosperity vision, will undoubtedly bring about the needed transformation and development for the people of Bayelsa State and the Niger Delta at large.”

‎“Since assuming office, your guiding principle has been clear and consistent – to consult widely, act in the public interest, and deliver measurable development outcomes.

‎“That same principle has informed your latest political alignment, and it will continue to serve as a compass for your Assured Prosperity Administration.”

‎The former lawmaker expressed his continuous and unalloyed loyalty and support for Governor Diri’s administration, saying he would continue to partner with the stage government in uplifting the state as a matter of collective responsibility.

‎“We shall continue to stand by your leadership and lend our support to ensure that you finish strong. Your political maturity and developmental focus have repositioned Bayelsa for a brighter future,” he stated.

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