Delta State Governor Ifeanyi Okowa has attributed the succeses recorded during the eight years of his administration to the support he received from the people of the state.
He made this assertion while speaking on Sunday at the 2nd Session of the 8th Synod of Ika Diocese of Anglican Communion held at Christ Anglican Church, Umunede.
The Vice Presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the 2023 polls noted that without the enabling peace in the state his administration couldn’t have delivered on his campaign promises to the people.
He remarked that the theme for the synod, “Christianity: The Cross and the Crown”, was germane and urged the church to continue hunting for souls for Christ even as the number of churches grew.
He also lauded the Ika Bishop of the diocese for the massive achievements recorded in the past four years in charge of the diocese and urged the church to grow men of faith while also growing the number of churches.
“I am glad that I am here back home in this synod being the last Sunday as Governor of Delta State; what a coincidence. I told myself that I must be here today no matter what.
“I thank God that I am finishing as a governor in a home church; because any church in Ika land is a home church for me.
“I thank the people of Ika for all the support that they gave me this last eight years. I also thank the people of Delta state for the support given to me.
“Whatever we have achieved, is as a result of collaboration; thinking and working together in peace in order to achieve it. For which, I am very thankful to God and the people of Delta state,” the Governor who was accompanied to the service by his wife, Dame Edith, and political office holders said.
