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Bayelsa West Senatorial District: Engage in open politicking and be sacked, Diri warns appointees

Yenagoa—The Executive Governor of Bayelsa State, Senator Douye Diri has warned political appointees to refrain from heating up the polity particularly in Bayelsa West Senatorial District.

He made this known on Wednesday during the 43rd Executive Council meeting in Government House, Yenagoa.

Diri stressed that his administration is at the moment concerned with fulfilling its campaign promises rather than engage in open politicking.

“I like to caution and admonish all political appointees that have started heating up the political temperature of the state, particularly in Bayelsa West Senatorial District.

“I find it very difficult to believe that appointees in this government have started with open politicking without the approval of this Government.

“Appointees have started issuing communiques, signing and rocking the media and political space.

“At this time that we are trying to stamp our feet to meet our campaign promises and to deliver the dividends of democracy to our people, our own appointees are involved in open politicking.

“I hereby caution and admonish all those involved to immediately withdraw from those activities,” the governor said.

While urging appointees to listen to the music of his administration, Diri asked those engaging in open politicking to resign or be sacked.

He declared that, “If you will like to continue with this administration, then you should listen to the music of this administration. We are not prepared to start politicking from this year but deliver governance.

“Henceforth, any of our appointee involved in it should honourably resign. Of course, if you don’t resign and it comes to our knowledge, you will certainly be sacked.”

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