Politics
Otuaro Commends Civil Servants For Contributions To Okowa Administration
By Charles Ojeta
The Delta State Deputy Governor ,Deacon Kingsley Otuaro ,has commended civil servants in the state for their contributions to the State Government especially through their ceaseless prayers.
Deacon Otuaro made the commendation during the annual Thanksgiving/prayer fellowship of Governor’s office Annexe, Warri.
The Deputy Governor who was represented by his Special Assistant on Religious Matters, Mr. Ufuoma Irikefe enjoined staff to always appreciate God through thanksgiving.
Deacon Otuaro while commending the staff for the annual Thanksgiving, charged them to always be diligent in their work even as he said that God would always reward deligent hearts.
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He said God reward every individual through their deligence and faithfulness, adding that they should always do their best no matter the pressure.
In her welcome address, the Director of Governor’s Office Annexe,Warri Mrs. Violet Onowakpokpo said that the thanksgiving and prayer fellowship was an annual event where staff of the office and other public servants in the Warri axis gather to thank God for His mercies and pray to God for the state and its leadership especially for the State Governor, Senator (Dr) Ifeanyi Okowa.
In a sermon titled ; Grateful Heart, the Guest Speaker, Pastor Lucky Okparabenyor of the Redeemed Christian Church of God enjoined Civil servants and all present to always give thanks to God at all times in order to attract more blessings from God..
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