Owhe Leadership Forum Passes Confidence Vote On Okowa, Others ~ Truth Reporters

 

...As Ukodhiko plays host to forum 

A social Political Group called Owhe leadership Forum (OLF) has passed a vote of confidence on Delta State Governor, Senator Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa, Pastor Engr. Jonathan Ukodhiko and Deacon Godwin Ogorugba.

The Forum expressed satisfaction over the Governor's leadership style, his smart agenda initiative and thanked the Governor for appointing an Owhe son Pastor Engr. Jonathan Ukodhiko as member of the State executive council.

Owhe Leadership Forum which was hosted by the Honorable commissioner of Energy, Delta State, Pastor (Engr.) Jonathan Ukodhiko, at his country home Erawha-Owhe in Isoko North Local Government Area on Sunday 19th December, 2021 discussed issues that concerns unity and progress of the Owhe clan.

The chairman of the forum, Sir Patrick Akporuno PhD, in his opening speech, gave an appraisal of some of the initiatives of the Forum, and enjoined members of the forum to be committed to the course of the forum, as the development of Owhe clan is not a one man affair, but a collective effort.

Pastor Ukodhiko, while speaking, thanked the people for their massive turn out, and the enormous support given to him since his assumption of office as the Honorable Commissioner for Energy, Delta State. 

He noted that, Owhe Leadership Forum, "is one umbrella body, whose members, are at the forefront, rooting for the growth and development of Owhe clan, through concerted efforts of ensuring Owhe remained united towards a common course".

The Honorable Commissioner, also stressed on the importance of voter's registration, unity, and pleaded with the people to always promote activities that encourage peace and unity,  remain committed to the party PDP. 

The Bishop of Oleh Diocese, Rt. Rev. John Aruakpor, in his brief exhortation, admonished the people to remain united, as the strength in unity cannot be overemphasised, and therefore encouraged people of Owhe clan to remain united in pursuit of their ambitions.

Other members of the Forum who spoke during the meeting, were Dcn. Prince Godwin Ogorugba, PDP Chairman, Isoko-North Chapter, Chief Sam Egwerome, Chief Owho Ovuakporie, President General of Owhelogbo Community, and Hon. Godwin Itobi were all for the unity and progress of the clan. 

Meanwhile, Chief Owho Ovuakporie, president General, Owhelogbo Community while speaking, thanked Pastor Ukodhiko, for heeding the clarion call put to him by Owhelogbo Community, by providing Owhelogbo Police Division with a patrol Van, after series of efforts made to get the patrol van proved abortive. 

The highpoint of the meeting, was the motion  for a vote of confidence to be passed on the Governor of Delta State Sen. Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa, Pastor Jonathan Ukodhiko, and Prince Godwin Ogorugba, by members of the forum, which was moved by Hon. Mike Ogwah, Senior Special Assistant, SSA on Political Matters to the Governor and seconded by Dr. Eric Oghounu,

Senior Lecturer at Delsu, Abraka. 

The motion for the vote of confidence, was put through parliamentary proceedings, presided over by Chief. Sam Egwerome, and put through a voice vote, and the yes had it. 

A vote of confidence was also passed on Pastor Jonathan Ajirioghene Ukodhiko, for his sharp political acumen, which has propelled him to national repute within a short period of his appointment. 

Finally, a vote of confidence was passed on Prince Godwin Ogorugba, PDP Chairman Isoko-North, for his dogged leadership style in piloting the affairs of the party in the local government.

The meeting which was well attended, had personalities from all walks of life, namely political leaders, religious leaders, and community leaders.

Among other dignitaries present during the meeting were, Hon. Tutumor Daniel, Special Assistant, SA on Political Matters to the Governor, Capt. Igbuku, former Isoko North PDP chairman, Hon. Francis Udubra, Chief. Francis Ughegbe, Hon. Sunny Governor, Special Assistant, to the Governor, Mr. Sunny Ufuoma, Hon. GOT Itobi, Chief Evis Ovie, Sir Robert Ighosewe, Dame Dr. Mimi Igbrude, Chief Collumbus Abada, Capt. Reuben Ukuevo, Comr. John Onovroke, Comr. Ubido Oghenefegor, Engr. Festus Akponovo, Amb. Egwu Oghenero Alakpodia,  Amb Omaduvie Sunday Oke-Oghene, Comr. Victor Onoriode Ovie and Oghounu, amongst others.