The Bayelsa State Government has announced a three-day state mourning in honor of its late Deputy Governor, following his sudden passing. The government expressed deep sorrow and extended condolences to the family, friends, and the people of Bayelsa. Public offices and institutions were asked to observe the mourning period as a mark of respect.

Governor Douye Diri described the late deputy governor as a dedicated public servant who worked tirelessly for the development of Bayelsa State. He said the state has lost a committed leader whose contributions will always be remembered. Citizens were encouraged to join the government in prayers for the repose of his soul.

During the mourning period, flags across the state will fly at half-mast, and public events may be postponed or adjusted. The government also requested that citizens show respect and solidarity with the bereaved family during this difficult time.

Bayelsa State continues to honor the legacy of its late deputy governor, calling on residents to uphold peace and unity. The mourning serves as a reminder of the impact of his leadership and service to the state.