₦airaland Forum

Top political leaders from Cross River State, the home state of late former Senate president Dr Joseph Wayas, paid a courtesy visit to the Senate President, Distinguished Senator Godswill Akpabio.

The delegation, ably led by former Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Chief Kanu Agabi, SAN, paid a formal visit to invite the 10th Senate to the burial of the former Senate President, Late Dr. Joseph Wayas which is scheduled to take place on November 30th in his hometown.

While receiving the delegation, the Senate President, Senator Godswill Akpabio, expressed gratitude for the visit and reassured them of the Senate’s readiness and plans to participate fully in the burial ceremonies.

He emphasized the significance of honoring the late Dr. Wayas, a statesman and hero of the nation, stating that the Senate would show their last respects in a befitting manner.

Describing the visit, Senator Akpabio referred to it as “an icing on the cake,” highlighting the respect shown to the National Assembly through such gestures. He assured the delegation that the Senate does not take such visits for granted.

Notable dignitaries present during the visit included, Distinguished Sen Jarigbe Agom,Sen. Asuquo ‘Suki’ Ekpenyong, Sen. Eteng Jones, Chief Kanu Agabi, SAN, Sen. Victor Ndoma Egba, Major General Emeka, AVM Clement Ogbeche (Rtd), Sen. Florence Ita Giwa, Barr. DC Enamhe PhD, Secretary to the Cross River State Government, Prof. Anthony Owan Enoh, and other esteemed leaders.

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nolzautoz:
These are the people enjoying our country's wealth while many are starving and ravaging in poverty. All of una dey m

ManOfSon:
While you're all at it, let's not forget that Wayas died exactly four years ago!

essentialone:
He should have lived forever.

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lansha2006:
It’s deeply troubling to see a center table positioned directly on a carpet bearing the Nigerian Coat of Arms. This isn’t just a breach of protocol; it’s a blatant show of disregard for a symbol that represents the nation's sovereignty and unity.

The Coat of Arms embodies the strength and dignity of Nigeria, and placing a piece of furniture on it diminishes its significance. Those entrusted with leadership roles—particularly lawmakers—should understand and respect the symbolism of such national emblems. This oversight reflects a need for better awareness and adherence to protocols that preserve the honor of our national identity.

Trulyfe:
There’s a lot to worry about at the moment other than burials

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Antoeni:
Dubious, Fraudulent,Stupid Senseless Irresponsible Insensitive Indisciplined Senators

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