Bayelsa State Deputy Governor, Peter Akpe, has called on more women across the country to join the vanguard of patriotic Nigerians working towards a better society through social change.Akpe made the call on Wednesday when a delegation of the Diri/Akpe Women Support Group from Bayelsa West Senatorial District paid a solidarity visit to his office at Government House, Yenagoa.The deputy governor, who acknowledged the critical role women play in nation-building, noted that their active involvement in behavioural change communication at the family, community, state and national levels would go a long way in addressing insecurity, crime and other challenges facing the country.He stressed the need for value reorientation and adherence to standards by citizens in both their private and public lives to ensure sustainable progress in society.He said, “As women and mothers, we appreciate the role you play in society. You birth today for tomorrow. And so, we all need to be agents of social engineering. Let’s be intentional about issues such as high expectations and entitlement mentality, which is a big problem.“Today, we hardly talk about contentment, which is a great value. Societies that are guided by values have standardised expectations, and I think that is why they are making more progress.“So, as mothers, I really want you to take yourselves to those foundations and talk about them so that people will be content with what they have and work hard, following standards and acceptable norms.”The deputy governor, who received the support group in the company of his wife, Favour Akpe, expressed gratitude to the women for the visit, describing the formation of the group as thoughtful and meaningful.He, however, advised them not to place high expectations of political gains at the core of their objective, but rather see the group as a veritable platform for fostering effective relationships and capacity development.Related NewsBayelsa denies plan to relocate NDU College of Health SciencesDefamation trial: Court rejects uncertified document in Sowore’s defenceYour claim on Service-Wide Vote baseless, APC tells AtikuWhile cautioning against irrational political decision-making, Akpe noted that politicians who indulged in such acts often ended up rendering themselves irrelevant.He also urged the women to be patient and support their leaders as loyal party members in working towards achieving the group’s objectives.He said, “If you want to have a long-lasting team, then don’t build it totally on political grounds and high expectations. That will not take us far. But build it on the foundation of relationships.“Support one another because not everybody will lead at the same time. Today, some of you are sitting at the far back. But tomorrow you may be the one sitting in front. As you have started, expand your coast not just in politics but also in relationships.“For me, politics is just one part of our lives. But when you relate well with people, politics and political decisions become easy. You should be patient because those who take irrational decisions in politics usually run out of their breakthrough.”Speaking on behalf of the group, its leader, Ebizi Ndiomu-Brown, pledged solidarity to the deputy governor and the Assured Prosperity administration of Governor Douye Diri.Ndiomu-Brown, who is also the member representing Sagbama Constituency III in the Bayelsa State House of Assembly, assured that the support group would work closely with others to ensure a landslide victory for the All Progressives Congress in future elections.The Chairman of the Ekeremor Rural Development Authority, Mrs Deme Pamosoo; her Tarakiri Rural Development Authority counterpart, Mrs Ann Enebimoere Asamkpere; the Executive Chairman of the Bayelsa State Teachers Training, Registration and Certification Board, Dr Stella Ugolo; former Commissioner for Women Affairs, Mrs Martha Jenakumo; and former Commissioner for Education, Mrs Sylvia Brigidi, were among those on the visit. Akpe made the call on Wednesday when a delegation of the Diri/Akpe Women Support Group from Bayelsa West Senatorial District paid a solidarity visit to his office at Government House, Yenagoa.The deputy governor, who acknowledged the critical role women play in nation-building, noted that their active involvement in behavioural change communication at the family, community, state and national levels would go a long way in addressing insecurity, crime and other challenges facing the country.He stressed the need for value reorientation and adherence to standards by citizens in both their private and public lives to ensure sustainable progress in society.He said, “As women and mothers, we appreciate the role you play in society. You birth today for tomorrow. And so, we all need to be agents of social engineering. Let’s be intentional about issues such as high expectations and entitlement mentality, which is a big problem.“Today, we hardly talk about contentment, which is a great value. Societies that are guided by values have standardised expectations, and I think that is why they are making more progress.“So, as mothers, I really want you to take yourselves to those foundations and talk about them so that people will be content with what they have and work hard, following standards and acceptable norms.”The deputy governor, who received the support group in the company of his wife, Favour Akpe, expressed gratitude to the women for the visit, describing the formation of the group as thoughtful and meaningful.He, however, advised them not to place high expectations of political gains at the core of their objective, but rather see the group as a veritable platform for fostering effective relationships and capacity development.Related NewsBayelsa denies plan to relocate NDU College of Health SciencesDefamation trial: Court rejects uncertified document in Sowore’s defenceYour claim on Service-Wide Vote baseless, APC tells AtikuWhile cautioning against irrational political decision-making, Akpe noted that politicians who indulged in such acts often ended up rendering themselves irrelevant.He also urged the women to be patient and support their leaders as loyal party members in working towards achieving the group’s objectives.He said, “If you want to have a long-lasting team, then don’t build it totally on political grounds and high expectations. That will not take us far. But build it on the foundation of relationships.“Support one another because not everybody will lead at the same time. Today, some of you are sitting at the far back. But tomorrow you may be the one sitting in front. As you have started, expand your coast not just in politics but also in relationships.“For me, politics is just one part of our lives. But when you relate well with people, politics and political decisions become easy. You should be patient because those who take irrational decisions in politics usually run out of their breakthrough.”Speaking on behalf of the group, its leader, Ebizi Ndiomu-Brown, pledged solidarity to the deputy governor and the Assured Prosperity administration of Governor Douye Diri.Ndiomu-Brown, who is also the member representing Sagbama Constituency III in the Bayelsa State House of Assembly, assured that the support group would work closely with others to ensure a landslide victory for the All Progressives Congress in future elections.The Chairman of the Ekeremor Rural Development Authority, Mrs Deme Pamosoo; her Tarakiri Rural Development Authority counterpart, Mrs Ann Enebimoere Asamkpere; the Executive Chairman of the Bayelsa State Teachers Training, Registration and Certification Board, Dr Stella Ugolo; former Commissioner for Women Affairs, Mrs Martha Jenakumo; and former Commissioner for Education, Mrs Sylvia Brigidi, were among those on the visit. The deputy governor, who acknowledged the critical role women play in nation-building, noted that their active involvement in behavioural change communication at the family, community, state and national levels would go a long way in addressing insecurity, crime and other challenges facing the country.He stressed the need for value reorientation and adherence to standards by citizens in both their private and public lives to ensure sustainable progress in society.He said, “As women and mothers, we appreciate the role you play in society. You birth today for tomorrow. And so, we all need to be agents of social engineering. Let’s be intentional about issues such as high expectations and entitlement mentality, which is a big problem.“Today, we hardly talk about contentment, which is a great value. Societies that are guided by values have standardised expectations, and I think that is why they are making more progress.“So, as mothers, I really want you to take yourselves to those foundations and talk about them so that people will be content with what they have and work hard, following standards and acceptable norms.”The deputy governor, who received the support group in the company of his wife, Favour Akpe, expressed gratitude to the women for the visit, describing the formation of the group as thoughtful and meaningful.He, however, advised them not to place high expectations of political gains at the core of their objective, but rather see the group as a veritable platform for fostering effective relationships and capacity development.Related NewsBayelsa denies plan to relocate NDU College of Health SciencesDefamation trial: Court rejects uncertified document in Sowore’s defenceYour claim on Service-Wide Vote baseless, APC tells AtikuWhile cautioning against irrational political decision-making, Akpe noted that politicians who indulged in such acts often ended up rendering themselves irrelevant.He also urged the women to be patient and support their leaders as loyal party members in working towards achieving the group’s objectives.He said, “If you want to have a long-lasting team, then don’t build it totally on political grounds and high expectations. That will not take us far. But build it on the foundation of relationships.“Support one another because not everybody will lead at the same time. Today, some of you are sitting at the far back. But tomorrow you may be the one sitting in front. As you have started, expand your coast not just in politics but also in relationships.“For me, politics is just one part of our lives. But when you relate well with people, politics and political decisions become easy. You should be patient because those who take irrational decisions in politics usually run out of their breakthrough.”Speaking on behalf of the group, its leader, Ebizi Ndiomu-Brown, pledged solidarity to the deputy governor and the Assured Prosperity administration of Governor Douye Diri.Ndiomu-Brown, who is also the member representing Sagbama Constituency III in the Bayelsa State House of Assembly, assured that the support group would work closely with others to ensure a landslide victory for the All Progressives Congress in future elections.The Chairman of the Ekeremor Rural Development Authority, Mrs Deme Pamosoo; her Tarakiri Rural Development Authority counterpart, Mrs Ann Enebimoere Asamkpere; the Executive Chairman of the Bayelsa State Teachers Training, Registration and Certification Board, Dr Stella Ugolo; former Commissioner for Women Affairs, Mrs Martha Jenakumo; and former Commissioner for Education, Mrs Sylvia Brigidi, were among those on the visit. He stressed the need for value reorientation and adherence to standards by citizens in both their private and public lives to ensure sustainable progress in society.He said, “As women and mothers, we appreciate the role you play in society. You birth today for tomorrow. And so, we all need to be agents of social engineering. Let’s be intentional about issues such as high expectations and entitlement mentality, which is a big problem.“Today, we hardly talk about contentment, which is a great value. Societies that are guided by values have standardised expectations, and I think that is why they are making more progress.“So, as mothers, I really want you to take yourselves to those foundations and talk about them so that people will be content with what they have and work hard, following standards and acceptable norms.”The deputy governor, who received the support group in the company of his wife, Favour Akpe, expressed gratitude to the women for the visit, describing the formation of the group as thoughtful and meaningful.He, however, advised them not to place high expectations of political gains at the core of their objective, but rather see the group as a veritable platform for fostering effective relationships and capacity development.Related NewsBayelsa denies plan to relocate NDU College of Health SciencesDefamation trial: Court rejects uncertified document in Sowore’s defenceYour claim on Service-Wide Vote baseless, APC tells AtikuWhile cautioning against irrational political decision-making, Akpe noted that politicians who indulged in such acts often ended up rendering themselves irrelevant.He also urged the women to be patient and support their leaders as loyal party members in working towards achieving the group’s objectives.He said, “If you want to have a long-lasting team, then don’t build it totally on political grounds and high expectations. That will not take us far. But build it on the foundation of relationships.“Support one another because not everybody will lead at the same time. Today, some of you are sitting at the far back. But tomorrow you may be the one sitting in front. As you have started, expand your coast not just in politics but also in relationships.“For me, politics is just one part of our lives. But when you relate well with people, politics and political decisions become easy. You should be patient because those who take irrational decisions in politics usually run out of their breakthrough.”Speaking on behalf of the group, its leader, Ebizi Ndiomu-Brown, pledged solidarity to the deputy governor and the Assured Prosperity administration of Governor Douye Diri.Ndiomu-Brown, who is also the member representing Sagbama Constituency III in the Bayelsa State House of Assembly, assured that the support group would work closely with others to ensure a landslide victory for the All Progressives Congress in future elections.The Chairman of the Ekeremor Rural Development Authority, Mrs Deme Pamosoo; her Tarakiri Rural Development Authority counterpart, Mrs Ann Enebimoere Asamkpere; the Executive Chairman of the Bayelsa State Teachers Training, Registration and Certification Board, Dr Stella Ugolo; former Commissioner for Women Affairs, Mrs Martha Jenakumo; and former Commissioner for Education, Mrs Sylvia Brigidi, were among those on the visit. He said, “As women and mothers, we appreciate the role you play in society. You birth today for tomorrow. And so, we all need to be agents of social engineering. Let’s be intentional about issues such as high expectations and entitlement mentality, which is a big problem.“Today, we hardly talk about contentment, which is a great value. Societies that are guided by values have standardised expectations, and I think that is why they are making more progress.“So, as mothers, I really want you to take yourselves to those foundations and talk about them so that people will be content with what they have and work hard, following standards and acceptable norms.”The deputy governor, who received the support group in the company of his wife, Favour Akpe, expressed gratitude to the women for the visit, describing the formation of the group as thoughtful and meaningful.He, however, advised them not to place high expectations of political gains at the core of their objective, but rather see the group as a veritable platform for fostering effective relationships and capacity development.Related NewsBayelsa denies plan to relocate NDU College of Health SciencesDefamation trial: Court rejects uncertified document in Sowore’s defenceYour claim on Service-Wide Vote baseless, APC tells AtikuWhile cautioning against irrational political decision-making, Akpe noted that politicians who indulged in such acts often ended up rendering themselves irrelevant.He also urged the women to be patient and support their leaders as loyal party members in working towards achieving the group’s objectives.He said, “If you want to have a long-lasting team, then don’t build it totally on political grounds and high expectations. That will not take us far. But build it on the foundation of relationships.“Support one another because not everybody will lead at the same time. Today, some of you are sitting at the far back. But tomorrow you may be the one sitting in front. As you have started, expand your coast not just in politics but also in relationships.“For me, politics is just one part of our lives. But when you relate well with people, politics and political decisions become easy. You should be patient because those who take irrational decisions in politics usually run out of their breakthrough.”Speaking on behalf of the group, its leader, Ebizi Ndiomu-Brown, pledged solidarity to the deputy governor and the Assured Prosperity administration of Governor Douye Diri.Ndiomu-Brown, who is also the member representing Sagbama Constituency III in the Bayelsa State House of Assembly, assured that the support group would work closely with others to ensure a landslide victory for the All Progressives Congress in future elections.The Chairman of the Ekeremor Rural Development Authority, Mrs Deme Pamosoo; her Tarakiri Rural Development Authority counterpart, Mrs Ann Enebimoere Asamkpere; the Executive Chairman of the Bayelsa State Teachers Training, Registration and Certification Board, Dr Stella Ugolo; former Commissioner for Women Affairs, Mrs Martha Jenakumo; and former Commissioner for Education, Mrs Sylvia Brigidi, were among those on the visit. “Today, we hardly talk about contentment, which is a great value. Societies that are guided by values have standardised expectations, and I think that is why they are making more progress.“So, as mothers, I really want you to take yourselves to those foundations and talk about them so that people will be content with what they have and work hard, following standards and acceptable norms.”The deputy governor, who received the support group in the company of his wife, Favour Akpe, expressed gratitude to the women for the visit, describing the formation of the group as thoughtful and meaningful.He, however, advised them not to place high expectations of political gains at the core of their objective, but rather see the group as a veritable platform for fostering effective relationships and capacity development.Related NewsBayelsa denies plan to relocate NDU College of Health SciencesDefamation trial: Court rejects uncertified document in Sowore’s defenceYour claim on Service-Wide Vote baseless, APC tells AtikuWhile cautioning against irrational political decision-making, Akpe noted that politicians who indulged in such acts often ended up rendering themselves irrelevant.He also urged the women to be patient and support their leaders as loyal party members in working towards achieving the group’s objectives.He said, “If you want to have a long-lasting team, then don’t build it totally on political grounds and high expectations. That will not take us far. But build it on the foundation of relationships.“Support one another because not everybody will lead at the same time. Today, some of you are sitting at the far back. But tomorrow you may be the one sitting in front. As you have started, expand your coast not just in politics but also in relationships.“For me, politics is just one part of our lives. But when you relate well with people, politics and political decisions become easy. You should be patient because those who take irrational decisions in politics usually run out of their breakthrough.”Speaking on behalf of the group, its leader, Ebizi Ndiomu-Brown, pledged solidarity to the deputy governor and the Assured Prosperity administration of Governor Douye Diri.Ndiomu-Brown, who is also the member representing Sagbama Constituency III in the Bayelsa State House of Assembly, assured that the support group would work closely with others to ensure a landslide victory for the All Progressives Congress in future elections.The Chairman of the Ekeremor Rural Development Authority, Mrs Deme Pamosoo; her Tarakiri Rural Development Authority counterpart, Mrs Ann Enebimoere Asamkpere; the Executive Chairman of the Bayelsa State Teachers Training, Registration and Certification Board, Dr Stella Ugolo; former Commissioner for Women Affairs, Mrs Martha Jenakumo; and former Commissioner for Education, Mrs Sylvia Brigidi, were among those on the visit. “So, as mothers, I really want you to take yourselves to those foundations and talk about them so that people will be content with what they have and work hard, following standards and acceptable norms.”The deputy governor, who received the support group in the company of his wife, Favour Akpe, expressed gratitude to the women for the visit, describing the formation of the group as thoughtful and meaningful.He, however, advised them not to place high expectations of political gains at the core of their objective, but rather see the group as a veritable platform for fostering effective relationships and capacity development.Related NewsBayelsa denies plan to relocate NDU College of Health SciencesDefamation trial: Court rejects uncertified document in Sowore’s defenceYour claim on Service-Wide Vote baseless, APC tells AtikuWhile cautioning against irrational political decision-making, Akpe noted that politicians who indulged in such acts often ended up rendering themselves irrelevant.He also urged the women to be patient and support their leaders as loyal party members in working towards achieving the group’s objectives.He said, “If you want to have a long-lasting team, then don’t build it totally on political grounds and high expectations. That will not take us far. But build it on the foundation of relationships.“Support one another because not everybody will lead at the same time. Today, some of you are sitting at the far back. But tomorrow you may be the one sitting in front. As you have started, expand your coast not just in politics but also in relationships.“For me, politics is just one part of our lives. But when you relate well with people, politics and political decisions become easy. You should be patient because those who take irrational decisions in politics usually run out of their breakthrough.”Speaking on behalf of the group, its leader, Ebizi Ndiomu-Brown, pledged solidarity to the deputy governor and the Assured Prosperity administration of Governor Douye Diri.Ndiomu-Brown, who is also the member representing Sagbama Constituency III in the Bayelsa State House of Assembly, assured that the support group would work closely with others to ensure a landslide victory for the All Progressives Congress in future elections.The Chairman of the Ekeremor Rural Development Authority, Mrs Deme Pamosoo; her Tarakiri Rural Development Authority counterpart, Mrs Ann Enebimoere Asamkpere; the Executive Chairman of the Bayelsa State Teachers Training, Registration and Certification Board, Dr Stella Ugolo; former Commissioner for Women Affairs, Mrs Martha Jenakumo; and former Commissioner for Education, Mrs Sylvia Brigidi, were among those on the visit. The deputy governor, who received the support group in the company of his wife, Favour Akpe, expressed gratitude to the women for the visit, describing the formation of the group as thoughtful and meaningful.He, however, advised them not to place high expectations of political gains at the core of their objective, but rather see the group as a veritable platform for fostering effective relationships and capacity development.Related NewsBayelsa denies plan to relocate NDU College of Health SciencesDefamation trial: Court rejects uncertified document in Sowore’s defenceYour claim on Service-Wide Vote baseless, APC tells AtikuWhile cautioning against irrational political decision-making, Akpe noted that politicians who indulged in such acts often ended up rendering themselves irrelevant.He also urged the women to be patient and support their leaders as loyal party members in working towards achieving the group’s objectives.He said, “If you want to have a long-lasting team, then don’t build it totally on political grounds and high expectations. That will not take us far. But build it on the foundation of relationships.“Support one another because not everybody will lead at the same time. Today, some of you are sitting at the far back. But tomorrow you may be the one sitting in front. As you have started, expand your coast not just in politics but also in relationships.“For me, politics is just one part of our lives. But when you relate well with people, politics and political decisions become easy. You should be patient because those who take irrational decisions in politics usually run out of their breakthrough.”Speaking on behalf of the group, its leader, Ebizi Ndiomu-Brown, pledged solidarity to the deputy governor and the Assured Prosperity administration of Governor Douye Diri.Ndiomu-Brown, who is also the member representing Sagbama Constituency III in the Bayelsa State House of Assembly, assured that the support group would work closely with others to ensure a landslide victory for the All Progressives Congress in future elections.The Chairman of the Ekeremor Rural Development Authority, Mrs Deme Pamosoo; her Tarakiri Rural Development Authority counterpart, Mrs Ann Enebimoere Asamkpere; the Executive Chairman of the Bayelsa State Teachers Training, Registration and Certification Board, Dr Stella Ugolo; former Commissioner for Women Affairs, Mrs Martha Jenakumo; and former Commissioner for Education, Mrs Sylvia Brigidi, were among those on the visit. He, however, advised them not to place high expectations of political gains at the core of their objective, but rather see the group as a veritable platform for fostering effective relationships and capacity development.Related NewsBayelsa denies plan to relocate NDU College of Health SciencesDefamation trial: Court rejects uncertified document in Sowore’s defenceYour claim on Service-Wide Vote baseless, APC tells AtikuWhile cautioning against irrational political decision-making, Akpe noted that politicians who indulged in such acts often ended up rendering themselves irrelevant.He also urged the women to be patient and support their leaders as loyal party members in working towards achieving the group’s objectives.He said, “If you want to have a long-lasting team, then don’t build it totally on political grounds and high expectations. That will not take us far. But build it on the foundation of relationships.“Support one another because not everybody will lead at the same time. Today, some of you are sitting at the far back. But tomorrow you may be the one sitting in front. As you have started, expand your coast not just in politics but also in relationships.“For me, politics is just one part of our lives. But when you relate well with people, politics and political decisions become easy. You should be patient because those who take irrational decisions in politics usually run out of their breakthrough.”Speaking on behalf of the group, its leader, Ebizi Ndiomu-Brown, pledged solidarity to the deputy governor and the Assured Prosperity administration of Governor Douye Diri.Ndiomu-Brown, who is also the member representing Sagbama Constituency III in the Bayelsa State House of Assembly, assured that the support group would work closely with others to ensure a landslide victory for the All Progressives Congress in future elections.The Chairman of the Ekeremor Rural Development Authority, Mrs Deme Pamosoo; her Tarakiri Rural Development Authority counterpart, Mrs Ann Enebimoere Asamkpere; the Executive Chairman of the Bayelsa State Teachers Training, Registration and Certification Board, Dr Stella Ugolo; former Commissioner for Women Affairs, Mrs Martha Jenakumo; and former Commissioner for Education, Mrs Sylvia Brigidi, were among those on the visit. While cautioning against irrational political decision-making, Akpe noted that politicians who indulged in such acts often ended up rendering themselves irrelevant.He also urged the women to be patient and support their leaders as loyal party members in working towards achieving the group’s objectives.He said, “If you want to have a long-lasting team, then don’t build it totally on political grounds and high expectations. That will not take us far. But build it on the foundation of relationships.“Support one another because not everybody will lead at the same time. Today, some of you are sitting at the far back. But tomorrow you may be the one sitting in front. As you have started, expand your coast not just in politics but also in relationships.“For me, politics is just one part of our lives. But when you relate well with people, politics and political decisions become easy. You should be patient because those who take irrational decisions in politics usually run out of their breakthrough.”Speaking on behalf of the group, its leader, Ebizi Ndiomu-Brown, pledged solidarity to the deputy governor and the Assured Prosperity administration of Governor Douye Diri.Ndiomu-Brown, who is also the member representing Sagbama Constituency III in the Bayelsa State House of Assembly, assured that the support group would work closely with others to ensure a landslide victory for the All Progressives Congress in future elections.The Chairman of the Ekeremor Rural Development Authority, Mrs Deme Pamosoo; her Tarakiri Rural Development Authority counterpart, Mrs Ann Enebimoere Asamkpere; the Executive Chairman of the Bayelsa State Teachers Training, Registration and Certification Board, Dr Stella Ugolo; former Commissioner for Women Affairs, Mrs Martha Jenakumo; and former Commissioner for Education, Mrs Sylvia Brigidi, were among those on the visit. He also urged the women to be patient and support their leaders as loyal party members in working towards achieving the group’s objectives.He said, “If you want to have a long-lasting team, then don’t build it totally on political grounds and high expectations. That will not take us far. But build it on the foundation of relationships.“Support one another because not everybody will lead at the same time. Today, some of you are sitting at the far back. But tomorrow you may be the one sitting in front. As you have started, expand your coast not just in politics but also in relationships.“For me, politics is just one part of our lives. But when you relate well with people, politics and political decisions become easy. You should be patient because those who take irrational decisions in politics usually run out of their breakthrough.”Speaking on behalf of the group, its leader, Ebizi Ndiomu-Brown, pledged solidarity to the deputy governor and the Assured Prosperity administration of Governor Douye Diri.Ndiomu-Brown, who is also the member representing Sagbama Constituency III in the Bayelsa State House of Assembly, assured that the support group would work closely with others to ensure a landslide victory for the All Progressives Congress in future elections.The Chairman of the Ekeremor Rural Development Authority, Mrs Deme Pamosoo; her Tarakiri Rural Development Authority counterpart, Mrs Ann Enebimoere Asamkpere; the Executive Chairman of the Bayelsa State Teachers Training, Registration and Certification Board, Dr Stella Ugolo; former Commissioner for Women Affairs, Mrs Martha Jenakumo; and former Commissioner for Education, Mrs Sylvia Brigidi, were among those on the visit. He said, “If you want to have a long-lasting team, then don’t build it totally on political grounds and high expectations. That will not take us far. But build it on the foundation of relationships.“Support one another because not everybody will lead at the same time. Today, some of you are sitting at the far back. But tomorrow you may be the one sitting in front. As you have started, expand your coast not just in politics but also in relationships.“For me, politics is just one part of our lives. But when you relate well with people, politics and political decisions become easy. You should be patient because those who take irrational decisions in politics usually run out of their breakthrough.”Speaking on behalf of the group, its leader, Ebizi Ndiomu-Brown, pledged solidarity to the deputy governor and the Assured Prosperity administration of Governor Douye Diri.Ndiomu-Brown, who is also the member representing Sagbama Constituency III in the Bayelsa State House of Assembly, assured that the support group would work closely with others to ensure a landslide victory for the All Progressives Congress in future elections.The Chairman of the Ekeremor Rural Development Authority, Mrs Deme Pamosoo; her Tarakiri Rural Development Authority counterpart, Mrs Ann Enebimoere Asamkpere; the Executive Chairman of the Bayelsa State Teachers Training, Registration and Certification Board, Dr Stella Ugolo; former Commissioner for Women Affairs, Mrs Martha Jenakumo; and former Commissioner for Education, Mrs Sylvia Brigidi, were among those on the visit. “Support one another because not everybody will lead at the same time. Today, some of you are sitting at the far back. But tomorrow you may be the one sitting in front. As you have started, expand your coast not just in politics but also in relationships.“For me, politics is just one part of our lives. But when you relate well with people, politics and political decisions become easy. You should be patient because those who take irrational decisions in politics usually run out of their breakthrough.”Speaking on behalf of the group, its leader, Ebizi Ndiomu-Brown, pledged solidarity to the deputy governor and the Assured Prosperity administration of Governor Douye Diri.Ndiomu-Brown, who is also the member representing Sagbama Constituency III in the Bayelsa State House of Assembly, assured that the support group would work closely with others to ensure a landslide victory for the All Progressives Congress in future elections.The Chairman of the Ekeremor Rural Development Authority, Mrs Deme Pamosoo; her Tarakiri Rural Development Authority counterpart, Mrs Ann Enebimoere Asamkpere; the Executive Chairman of the Bayelsa State Teachers Training, Registration and Certification Board, Dr Stella Ugolo; former Commissioner for Women Affairs, Mrs Martha Jenakumo; and former Commissioner for Education, Mrs Sylvia Brigidi, were among those on the visit. “For me, politics is just one part of our lives. But when you relate well with people, politics and political decisions become easy. You should be patient because those who take irrational decisions in politics usually run out of their breakthrough.”Speaking on behalf of the group, its leader, Ebizi Ndiomu-Brown, pledged solidarity to the deputy governor and the Assured Prosperity administration of Governor Douye Diri.Ndiomu-Brown, who is also the member representing Sagbama Constituency III in the Bayelsa State House of Assembly, assured that the support group would work closely with others to ensure a landslide victory for the All Progressives Congress in future elections.The Chairman of the Ekeremor Rural Development Authority, Mrs Deme Pamosoo; her Tarakiri Rural Development Authority counterpart, Mrs Ann Enebimoere Asamkpere; the Executive Chairman of the Bayelsa State Teachers Training, Registration and Certification Board, Dr Stella Ugolo; former Commissioner for Women Affairs, Mrs Martha Jenakumo; and former Commissioner for Education, Mrs Sylvia Brigidi, were among those on the visit. Speaking on behalf of the group, its leader, Ebizi Ndiomu-Brown, pledged solidarity to the deputy governor and the Assured Prosperity administration of Governor Douye Diri.Ndiomu-Brown, who is also the member representing Sagbama Constituency III in the Bayelsa State House of Assembly, assured that the support group would work closely with others to ensure a landslide victory for the All Progressives Congress in future elections.The Chairman of the Ekeremor Rural Development Authority, Mrs Deme Pamosoo; her Tarakiri Rural Development Authority counterpart, Mrs Ann Enebimoere Asamkpere; the Executive Chairman of the Bayelsa State Teachers Training, Registration and Certification Board, Dr Stella Ugolo; former Commissioner for Women Affairs, Mrs Martha Jenakumo; and former Commissioner for Education, Mrs Sylvia Brigidi, were among those on the visit. Ndiomu-Brown, who is also the member representing Sagbama Constituency III in the Bayelsa State House of Assembly, assured that the support group would work closely with others to ensure a landslide victory for the All Progressives Congress in future elections.The Chairman of the Ekeremor Rural Development Authority, Mrs Deme Pamosoo; her Tarakiri Rural Development Authority counterpart, Mrs Ann Enebimoere Asamkpere; the Executive Chairman of the Bayelsa State Teachers Training, Registration and Certification Board, Dr Stella Ugolo; former Commissioner for Women Affairs, Mrs Martha Jenakumo; and former Commissioner for Education, Mrs Sylvia Brigidi, were among those on the visit. The Chairman of the Ekeremor Rural Development Authority, Mrs Deme Pamosoo; her Tarakiri Rural Development Authority counterpart, Mrs Ann Enebimoere Asamkpere; the Executive Chairman of the Bayelsa State Teachers Training, Registration and Certification Board, Dr Stella Ugolo; former Commissioner for Women Affairs, Mrs Martha Jenakumo; and former Commissioner for Education, Mrs Sylvia Brigidi, were among those on the visit.