Governor Douye Diri of Bayelsa State issued a stern warning to his newly appointed commissioners, emphasizing performance and adherence to his administration's vision during the 130th session of the state executive council at Government House, Yenagoa on Thursday, July 11.
Diri asserted that underperforming commissioners would face consequences, urging them to prioritize service delivery to the people of the state. He expressed satisfaction with the positive impact of his policies and projects, citing developments such as the Nembe-Brass road construction and improvements in education infrastructure.
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Highlighting the importance of teamwork, Diri called upon the new cabinet members to work collaboratively to achieve the administration's goals. He reminded them of their roles as vital links between the government and various ministries, stressing the need for alignment with government policies and vision.
Addressing the commissioners directly, Diri emphasized their roles as integral to the state's progress and expressed confidence in their capabilities, having been selected based on their track records and integrity. He concluded by reaffirming his administration's commitment to effective governance and developmental initiatives across Bayelsa State.
