States Can’t Feel Secure Amid Insecurity In Nigeria – Okowa

Delta State Governor, Ifeanyi Okowa has come out to say that Nigeria is in troubled times.

He recently revealed that the country is currently experiencing worrying times with its dwindling economy occasioned by various factors, including worsening insecurity across the nation.

According to him, Nigerians should ask God in prayer to change the situation of our nation, because many people are hungry and can no longer feed themselves as they can’t farm the way they used to due to growing insecurity.

He added that states should not also feel secure amid the insecurity in the land, because whatever happens to the country will affect the state.

His words, “Pray for our nation because we are in trouble times; the country is insecure and our state is not left out because whatever affects the country affects the states.”

“We are in trouble times because many people are hungry and can’t feed themselves, but we have hope that God will take control and change things for the better.”

“Our economy has dwindled and insecurity is further worsening it; we can no longer farm as we used to but we are hopeful that God is able to turn things around for the nation.”

“I know we have come here to mourn but even in mourning of our dear mother, we still have to give thanks to God because that is the teaching of the Holy Scripture.”

“I’m glad that I am in your midst today to celebrate the life and times of Ezinne Comfort Nwagimeje, who was dear to all of us.”

“She was very dear to all of us because she was the wife of somebody we hold dear to our heart, Pa John Nwagimeje.”

“In all the years I had known them, I saw her as a virtuous woman because as it happens in some instances, many women drag their husbands down.”

“But in her case, she supported and assisted our father to attain the prominence he attained in Delta State politics because the fear of Pa Nwagimeje is the beginning of wisdom in Ika South and Ika nation as a whole.”

“I am pleased with what has been said about her. It is good to live well, because when you depart what legacies will you leave for your children?”

“She has left the warmth in their home that will cause people to respect the husband and I am glad that she impacted on the society while she lived as a true builder of the home.”