ANENIH: NIGERIA HAS LOST A POLITICAL COLOSSUS - GOV. DICKSON
Late Chief Tony Anenih |
Bayelsa State Governor, Honourable
Henry Seriake Dickson, has said Nigeria lost a political colossus in the late
Chief Tony Anenih.
Governor Dickson, in a statement on
Sunday by his Special Adviser on Public Affairs, Mr. Daniel Alabrah, said he
received the news of Chief Anenih's passing with shock. He described Anenih as an astute
politician and elder statesman whose vacuum will be difficult to fill.
The governor, who is also chairman of
the South-South Governors Forum, said the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), the
South -South geo-political zone and the entire country will miss Anenih for his
selfless contributions to the growth of PDP,
development of the region and Nigeria in general.
"Chief Anenih will be remembered
for his immense contribution to the growth of PDP, development of the
South-South region and Nigeria in general. Mr.
Fix It, as he was fondly called, was a political icon, a nationalist and
a great leader of men. He was a political colossus. His passing has created a
huge vacuum in our political landscape that will be difficult to fill," he said.
The Bayelsa helmsman, while
commiserating with the immediate and political family of the former Minister of
Works, said the late octogenarian politician offered meritorious service to the
country that they should be proud of.
He prayed God for the repose of
Anenih's soul.
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