Bayelsa State Governor, Senator Douye Diri, has attended the funeral vigil Mass in honour of the late Deputy Governor of the state, Senator Lawrence Ewhrudjakpo, Ph.D., expressing gratitude to well-wishers for their solidarity and support.
The solemn Catholic Mass was held at St. Patrick’s Catholic Cathedral along Swali Road, Yenagoa, and was attended by members of the Ewhrudjakpo family, friends, government officials, clergy, and well-wishers from within and outside the state.
The gathering reflected on the life, service, and enduring legacy of the late Deputy Governor, particularly his commitment to God, public service, and humanity.
Speaking during the service, Governor Diri thanked individuals and groups who stood by the family and the Bayelsa State Government throughout the period of mourning. He described the overwhelming show of love as a clear testimony to the character and impact of the late Senator Ewhrudjakpo.
According to the Governor, the late Deputy Governor lived a life worthy of honour, noting that the tributes being paid to him were well deserved.
“The long journey that has brought us to this moment speaks volumes about the life my late Deputy Governor lived. Anyone who knew or worked closely with him will agree that he truly earned the respect and honour being accorded him,” Governor Diri said.
The Governor also expressed appreciation to those who travelled from far and near to commiserate with the family and the state, praying that God would reward them for their kindness, support, and solidarity.
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