The Rivers State Deputy Governor, Engr. Tele Ikuru, has expressed appreciation to his boss, Governor Chibuike Rotimi Amaechi, and the people of the state for their prayers and support during the period of his medical challenge.
Ikuru, who just returned from a medical trip abroad, stated this on Friday while inaugurating a canteen for staff of his office in the Government House, Port Harcourt.
A statement on Friday by his Chief Press Secretary, Godswill Jumbo, quoted the Deputy Governor as saying: “I owe a lot of gratitude to God and my boss, Governor Amaechi, and indeed the people of this state for the prayers I received this period.
“I’m better now.”
Ikuru urged everyone to continue to pray for the state that God’s divine will will be actualized as the election year approaches.
Inaugurating the canteen, Ikuru counselled his staff to make judicious use of the opportunity it affords them to make themselves comfortable at work, urging them to endeavour to keep the environment clean at all times.
The Senior Pastor of the Super Life Church, Pastor Songo Whyte, offered prayers to dedicate the canteen to God and to the benefit of the staff.
Responding on behalf of the staff, the Permanent Secretary in the Deputy Governor’s Office, Evangelist Edmund Oloko, thanked Ikuru for the canteen.
Oloko prayed for more of God’s blessings on him and his family, assuring him of their continuous support and dedication to duty.
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