ASSOCIATION OF JUSTICES OF PEACE GIVES THANKS TO GOD AT AGBOR.

The Association of the Justices of peace in Ika south Local Government area, has thanked God for the life of the state Governor senator Ifeanyi Okowa and for the members of the association.

Speaking shortly after a Thanksgiving service by the Justices of peace at St. Columba's catholic church Agbor, the chairman of the association and member Delta state board of trustees, Ambassador Chief Hetty Ajuebon Egbarin JP+, also commended the state governor for his prosperity agenda for all Deltans.

Ambassador Egbarin who said the association has a mandate to mediate in the affairs between the state and its indigenes, urged government to be more courteous in dealing with its citizens.

They prayed God to grant the state governor wisdom to continue to pilot the affairs of the state and for peace to continue to reign in every areas of the state. The Justices of the peace also urged members of the public to be law abiding in their daily activities and ensure that peace is the order of the day.

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