Family Rates Ariolu High On Performance

The Ejekwu-Amadi family of Woji Town in Obio/Akpor Local Government Area of Rivers State has rated the Obio/Akpor Local Government Chairman, Barrister George Ariolu high in achievement in his first few months in office.
Head of the family, Apostle Rufus Ejekwu said during a visit of the family members to the residence of the OBALGA chairman at Oginigba Town, said the family was proud that its son has made a huge impact in the governance of Obio/Akpor Local Government Area.
He said the family was also grateful to Governor Nyesom Wike, who has created the enabling environment for the election of George Ariolu as chairman of Obio/Akpor Local Government Council.
Also speaking, Chairman of Obio/Akpor Local Government Council, Barrister George Ariolu thanked his maternal family for the honour, and attributed his rise in politics to hard work and commitment.
Ariolu said loyalty, commitment, dedication and hard work were the hallmark of success in life, and charged the youths to cultivate these virtues.
He also charged the family to build a foundation of love for one another, stressing that the time for unity and oneness has come.
General Manager of the Rivers State Newspaper Corporation, Chief Ernest Chinwo thanked Governor Nyesom Wike for creating the enabling environment for the emergence of George Ariolu as the council chairman.
Chinwo, who said the family was proud of Ariolu’s achievements in the LGA, urged him to make a difference in the leadership of Obio/Akpor Local Government Area.
He called for support for the chairman to enable him build a better Obio/Akpor Local Government Area.
In his remarks, Chairman of the Ejekwu-Amadi family, Frank Ejekwu said the family would give total support to the council chairman.
Similarly, the family’s Chief, Adele Ejekwu prayed God to give the council boss more wisdom to pilot the affairs of Obio/Akpor to greater heights.
He also called on Governor Nyesom Wike to heed the voice of the people and join the race for the presidency of the nation.

By: John Bibor