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Ogbuku Tells Nigerians To Be Hopeful.
As Chinwo, Bliss, Amange Others performs At Ayakoro Praise Night.
The Managing Director of the Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC, Chief Dr Sam Ogbuku, has called on Nigerians to be hopeful with the policies of president Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
Ogbuku, stated this in his country home Ayakoro Community, in Ogbia Local Government Area of Bayelsa State. At this year’s Ayakoro Community Praise 2024 Night.
The musical concert which was put together by the NDDC boss is a way of praising God for the gift of life and blessings for the community.
In his opening remarks,Ogbuku said that due to policies of the president which aimed at bettering the life of the people, Nigerians who feels will not survive it has made it to this very time.
Hopefully, he reassured that things will be better and prayed for the people to be alive to reap from the lots that will occasion the policies.
His words ” The fact that all of us here are alive to praise God, it’s the very major reason why we need to say Thank God and praise him.The year 2024 is a year that many people thought they won’t be able to survive it,due to the rising cost of inflation and high cost of living but the lord has made all of us to survive it.
“We know most of the economy policies of president Bola Ahmed Tinubu is aimed at enhancing the economy of Nigeria and by the grace of God in the year 2025 we will start reaping some of the benefits of this policies. 2024 seem to be somehow but gradually things will turn around for good.
He further thanked the gospel artists for making it to Ayakoro Community, noting that they would have decide to shun the invitation but they honoured it and prayed God honors them too in all of their endeavors.
While advising the people to open their heart so as to receive blessings from God, He also called on them to see praising God as part of their daily routine.
Guests, tourists and residents were layer thrilled with arrays of gospel music from Mercy Chinwo, Moses Bliss, Amange, Preye Odede, Mera and some indigenous musical prospects were also given the chance to perform in a deliberate act of raising them.
