A distinguished leader from oil-rich Ogulagha Kingdom in Burutu Local Government Area of Delta State, Hon. Bernard Okoh has congratulated Hon. Stanley E. Braboke, over his appointment as Commissioner for Trade, Industry and Investment in Bayelsa State.
Hon Bernard described Hon. Stanley E. Braboke as a light to KOU Kingdom and to the entire Ijaw nation, saying he has demonstrated his leadership skills over the years.
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Bernard particularly greeted his Excellency, Sen. Douye Diri, the Executive Governor of Bayelsa State for appointing Hon. Stanley E. Braboke out of the many that had scrambled for the appointment in Ekeremor Local Government Area, Bayelsa State.
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“I see no doubt now why people across the globe describe His Excellency, Governor Douye Diri as a miracle Governor,” he said.
Hon. Bernard Okoh who also hails from Agge community in KOU Kingdom, expressed his excitement over the appointment.
However, he lamented that KOU Kingdom had suffered neglect politically before the dawn of Dickson’s administration and lauded Sen Douye Diri for following in that path.
His congratulatory message reads;
“Congratulations to our own brother Hon. Stanley E. Braboke, Commissioner, for Trade, Industry and Investment. On behalf of the good people of Ogulagha community and Ogulagha Kingdom.”
“I officially congratulate the people’s commissiner, the golden heart Hon. Stanley E. Braboke. I am very happy over your recent appointment for with you, I see consistency and am glad the future of KOU politics is very bright.”
“I pray for God to give you more wisdom to pilot the affairs of the office and to bring infrastructural development to your people in Jesus mighty name, Amen,” he concluded.
Recall that Hon Braboke was also Commissioner of Trade under the Seriake Dickson. He is often described as a credible leader with tested and trusted leadership qualities by the KOU people.
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