Tourism Ministry Celebrates Bayelsa At 30, Hails Diri’s Development Efforts
By Jonah Fubara, YENAGOA – The Bayelsa State Ministry of Tourism Development has congratulated Governor Douye Diri, his deputy, Senator Peter Peretubo Akpe, and the people of the state on the 30th anniversary of Bayelsa State.
In a goodwill message signed by the Commissioner for Tourism Development, Hon. Alla John, and the Permanent Secretary, Dr. Oluwatoyin Azebi, the ministry described the anniversary as an important milestone in the state’s journey of development.
The ministry said the administration of Governor Diri had contributed to the development of Bayelsa through investments in infrastructure, peace and tourism.
It specifically highlighted the construction of the three senatorial roads, the ongoing dualisation of roads within Yenagoa metropolis, the establishment of the Yenagoa City Park and the ongoing construction of the Oxbow Lake Floating Restaurant.
According to the ministry, these projects have contributed to the transformation of the state while creating opportunities for tourism development and improving the experience of residents and visitors.
The statement said, “Indeed, as a state, the Prosperity Leadership under Governor Douye Diri has afforded us an unprecedented level of development, especially the prevailing peace, construction of the three senatorial roads, dualisation of roads in Yenagoa metropolis, establishment of the Yenagoa City Park, and the on-going construction of the Oxbow Lake Floating Restaurant.”
The ministry also commended the governor for his contributions to the tourism sector and the broader development of Bayelsa State.
“Your Excellency, your contribution at this time is indelible, and posterity will continue to remember your good works in the development of the tourism sector and Bayelsa State in general,” the statement added.
The Ministry of Tourism Development reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the growth of tourism and promoting Bayelsa’s cultural and natural attractions as the state marks three decades of statehood.
The ministry wished the people of Bayelsa continued peace, progress and prosperity, while extending its anniversary greetings to the state and its leadership.
