C' River PDP, Constituents Celebrate Sen Jarigbe At 54

Judex OKORO 

Cross RIver state chapter of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) north senatorial district constituents have hailed Sen. Jarigbe Agom Jarigbe at 54, describing him as God-sent and a humanist.

In a separate statements made available to THE BEAGLE NEWS, they said that Senator Jarigbe has touched many families and homes through his massive people-oriented projects, praying God to continue to keep him alive to lead the constituency aright in his time.

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in their felicitation message said: "We take this opportunity to recognize and celebrate you for your outstanding leadership qualities, which have endeared you to your constituents and beyond. 

"Above all, we celebrate your compassionate commitment to the welfare of the people through your numerous empowerment programmes. It is our prayers that God will continue to strengthen and reward you. Here's wishing you many more years of leadership and progress."

Equally celebrating Sen. Jarigbe, Sir Dr. Arthur Jarvis Archibong, Chancellor, Arthur Jarvis University, in a message said: "On behalf of the good and resilient people of
Akpabuyo and Bakassi Local government areas of Cross River State, I wholeheartedly
felicitate with you on this auspicious occasion of your birthday.

"As a capacity driven Senator in the Red Chambers, your dexterity and leadership acumen has been of immense benefit not just to the north senatorial district, which you represent but the entire state and our dear party.

"As our leader, we are hopeful and confident of your outstanding leadership. As we share in this moment, we pray for more grace, more glory and more fruitful years ahead for you."

One of the constituents, Ben Odey, in his message said: "Every generation clamours for a true leader, But not many, have people they call a leader, 

"Many, bully their way into undeserving power, but few hold strong to the virtues of power!! 

"In my generation, we found an unparalleled gem, We found an impeccable stem, An enigma with the charisma of leadership, a virtuoso in the navigation of troubled ship.

"In the chaos of insincerity in developmental dividends,
Dist. Sen. Jarigbe has lavished us with empirical evidence, he stood tall and has vowed to lead indeed."

Also hailing Jarigbe at 54, another constituent, Comr Godsman Ogar, said: "Courage is not limited to the battlefield in Sambisa forest, nor the bravery of catching a thief in Suleja Market. The real test of courage is to remain faithful, focus, and committed to what you believe in. 

"Distinguished Senator Jarigbe is one man who has proven that he can never be pushed around in a political cargos of joro jara joro. His tenacious dispositions gave birth to the unconquered generations that swayed the leadership narratives in Cross River North. Hate or love him, Senator Jarigbe remains the master of the game. 

"The world of politics may often times be overwhelming, but Senator Jarigbe Agom Jarigbe is one Man who will always keep calm and lead the way.

"As you continue to lead the way and light up the path for your followers and the good people of Cross River North, your oil will never run dry."

Equally felicitating with Jarigbe on the occasion of his 54th birthday anniversary, members of Team Jari Media presented a birthday cake, wine and soft drinks, and a ram to the lawmaker. 

 The team which converged at the residence of their Principal, to clink glasses to mark the day, said: “Your commitment, determination and vision inspires us to always give our best and we remain hopeful for more democratic dividends”, the group added.

Jarigbe thanks all

Senator Jarigbe appreciated them and other constituents who have come from various locations to honor him. 

He encouraged them to always be determined, hold on to God and remain hopeful that their individual and collective prayers will be answered.

Present to dine and wine with the Senator include legislative aides to Hon. Barr. Godwin Offiono, Mr. Joe Adoga, NANNM Chairman (Cross River State Chapter), Nurse Josephine Bassey, Mr. Paul Adima and Mr. Patrick Eneji.