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Gov Dickson proceeds on 2 weeks break
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Tuesday, Jan 08, 2013
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Governor Henry Seriake Dickson is to proceed on a two-week break
after a very busy schedule of duty in the last quarter of 2012.
The two weeks break is part of the Governor’s 2012 annual
vacation, which he did not observe because of very pressing state
assignments.
A Government House statement says, the two weeks period will
afford the Governor the opportunity to rest and prepare for the task
of delivering quality service and the dividends of democracy to the
people of the State in 2013.
Governor Dickson is however, expected to take time off of his break
to attend the closing formalities and wreath laying ceremony of the
2013 Armed Forces Remembrance day on the 15th of this month in
Yenagoa.
The statement recalled the Governor’s busy schedule during the
flood, the worst in the history of the State, the sad event of the
helicopter crash that claimed the lives of Governor Patrick Yakowa
and General Owoye Azazi and the funeral programmes as well as
the normal day to day running of government.
The statement called on the people of the State to remain steadfast
in their support for the programmes and policies of the Restoration
government, stressing that the Governor’s absence will not in any
way affect government activities in the state.
after a very busy schedule of duty in the last quarter of 2012.
The two weeks break is part of the Governor’s 2012 annual
vacation, which he did not observe because of very pressing state
assignments.
A Government House statement says, the two weeks period will
afford the Governor the opportunity to rest and prepare for the task
of delivering quality service and the dividends of democracy to the
people of the State in 2013.
Governor Dickson is however, expected to take time off of his break
to attend the closing formalities and wreath laying ceremony of the
2013 Armed Forces Remembrance day on the 15th of this month in
Yenagoa.
The statement recalled the Governor’s busy schedule during the
flood, the worst in the history of the State, the sad event of the
helicopter crash that claimed the lives of Governor Patrick Yakowa
and General Owoye Azazi and the funeral programmes as well as
the normal day to day running of government.
The statement called on the people of the State to remain steadfast
in their support for the programmes and policies of the Restoration
government, stressing that the Governor’s absence will not in any
way affect government activities in the state.
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