The City Boy Movement, a Bayelsa-based organization, has congratulated the government and people of Bayelsa State on the 30th anniversary of the state's creation. In a goodwill message, Ebizimor Preye Raphael, National Coordinator of the Ward 2 Ward City Boy Movement, described the anniversary as a moment to reflect on Bayelsa's journey over the past three decades. He celebrated the resilience, unity, achievements, and aspirations of the state's people.
Raphael noted that Bayelsa, created as the youngest state in the Niger Delta at the time, has continued to evolve, with its people demonstrating resilience and a strong sense of cultural identity. He said the anniversary was an opportunity to honour the contributions and sacrifices of the state's founding fathers, past leaders, and other stakeholders who have played significant roles in Bayelsa's development.
According to Raphael, the anniversary should not only be about celebrating achievements but also renew the collective commitment to building a more prosperous, peaceful, and inclusive state. He commended Governor Douye Diri for his commitment to Bayelsa's development and efforts to improve the welfare of its people.
Raphael urged Bayelsans to continue promoting peace, unity, and cooperation across communities, stressing that collective effort remained essential to achieving sustainable development in the state. He emphasized that while progress has been made, the anniversary also reminds us of the collective responsibility to work together towards building a better Bayelsa for future generations.
The City Boy Movement leader prayed for greater peace, unity, progress, and prosperity across Bayelsa State as it marks 30 years of statehood. He wished the government and people of Bayelsa a happy 30th anniversary, saying the milestone offered an opportunity to celebrate the state's journey while looking forward to a brighter future.
Raphael's message was contained in a goodwill message marking the milestone. The City Boy Movement's congratulatory message is a testament to the organization's commitment to promoting peace, unity, and development in Bayelsa State. The movement's leader has called on Bayelsans to work together to build a more prosperous and peaceful state.
As Bayelsa State marks 30 years of statehood, the City Boy Movement's message serves as a reminder of the importance of collective effort in achieving sustainable development. The organization's call for continued peace, unity, and cooperation across communities is a timely reminder of the need for Bayelsans to work together towards a common goal.
Key points
- City Boy Movement congratulates Bayelsa State on 30th anniversary
- Ebizimor Preye Raphael praises Governor Diri's leadership and commitment to Bayelsa's development
- City Boy Movement urges Bayelsans to promote peace, unity, and cooperation for sustainable development
