The Renewed Hope Ambassadors in Sagbama Local Government Area of Bayelsa State have held their inaugural meeting, unveiling constituency and ward coordinators tasked with mobilizing grassroots support for President Bola Tinubu. The event took place in Yenagoa, the Bayelsa State capital, and brought together political stakeholders and appointees from across the local government area.
Speaking at the meeting, the Coordinator of the Renewed Hope Ambassadors in Sagbama LGA, Hon. Chief Okubokakpo Ombu Esq., expressed appreciation to key leaders, including Bayelsa State Deputy Governor, Pastor Peter Pereotubo Akpe, for their role in assembling what he described as a capable and committed team.
Ombu emphasized that the newly appointed coordinators were carefully selected based on their proven track records and dedication to service. He urged them to justify the confidence reposed in them by taking their responsibilities seriously and delivering tangible results at their respective levels.
He made it clear that the central mandate of the group is to secure a second term in office for President Bola Tinubu. According to him, achieving this goal will require coordinated grassroots engagement and sustained awareness campaigns across units, wards, and constituencies within Sagbama LGA.
Ombu called on the coordinators to actively engage residents and enlighten them on the achievements of the Tinubu administration. He highlighted several initiatives, including federal appointments benefiting Bayelsa indigenes, counterpart funding for the Nembe/Brass Road project, and collaboration between the Bayelsa State Government and the Niger Delta Development Commission on the Sampou/Elemebiri Road project.
He also pointed to ongoing human capacity development programs as part of the administration’s efforts to improve livelihoods. Ombu assured the people that the economic policies introduced by President Tinubu, though challenging in the short term, would yield positive outcomes in the near future.
In his response, former Chairman of Sagbama Local Government Area, Hon. Akpoebi Biowei, who spoke on behalf of the coordinators, expressed gratitude to the leadership of the LGA for entrusting them with the responsibility. He pledged the team’s commitment to fulfilling their mandate and working collectively to achieve the set objectives.
Biowei noted that the coordinators understand the importance of their roles and are prepared to mobilize support at the grassroots level. He assured that they would work diligently to strengthen the presence of the Renewed Hope agenda across all wards and constituencies in Sagbama.
Also speaking at the event, the member representing Sagbama Constituency Two in the Bayelsa State House of Assembly, Hon. Benard Kenibai, welcomed the coordinators and reaffirmed his readiness to collaborate with them. He promised to provide the necessary support to ensure the success of their activities and the realization of their mandate.
Kenibai stressed the importance of unity and cooperation among political actors in the LGA, noting that collective effort would be key to achieving electoral success in future contests. He encouraged the appointees to remain focused and committed to their responsibilities.
The meeting also featured the formal unveiling of the appointed officials who will drive the activities of the Renewed Hope Ambassadors in Sagbama. Bar. James Agbereowei Arumoh was named Secretary, while Mrs. Accra Akpomoboere was appointed Women Leader.
Spaco Micah emerged as Coordinator for Constituency One, Joshua Ezekiel for Constituency Two, and Akpoebi Biowei for Constituency Three. Ward coordinators were also announced, covering all 14 wards in the local government area.
Those appointed include Eyenimi Biefa for Ward 1, Amaebi Efere for Ward 2, and Odeje Moses for Ward 3. Others are Peter Ogburu for Ward 4, Akposeiye Ozigbo for Ward 5, and Monday Justice for Ward 6.
Fabian Amgbare will coordinate Ward 7, while King David Odele and Gbeke Ekiyor will oversee Wards 8 and 9 respectively. Paul Okoriye was named for Ward 10, Ernest Akuna for Ward 11, and Johnson Noah for Ward 12.
The list is completed by John Asingba for Ward 13 and Lovely Agwor for Ward 14. The coordinators are expected to begin immediate mobilization efforts within their respective areas as part of the group’s broader political strategy.
