The Bayelsa State Government has announced the passing of Mrs. Elizabeth Bidei, the Commissioner for Women Affairs and a member of the State Executive Council.
In a heartfelt statement issued by the Commissioner for Information, Orientation, and Strategy, Hon. Mrs. Ebiuwou Koku-Obiyai, the government extended its deepest condolences to Mrs. Bidei’s family, particularly her husband, Chief Jackson Bidei, and their children.
“Our thoughts and prayers are with the bereaved family during this challenging time. Mrs. Bidei’s life and contributions have left a lasting mark on our state and its people,” the statement read.
Hon. Koku-Obiyai praised Mrs. Bidei’s dedication as a public servant, describing her as a tireless advocate for the welfare and empowerment of women in Bayelsa.
Her commitment to making a positive difference in the lives of others will ensure her memory lives on.
“As a vital member of the Executive Council, Mrs. Bidei helped shape impactful policies and programs that benefited the people of Bayelsa State. Her passing leaves a void that will be difficult to fill,” the statement continued.
The late commissioner was remembered as a compassionate individual who prioritized the well-being of others.
Her legacy, according to the government, will endure through the many lives she influenced and the initiatives she championed.
Governor Douye Diri and the entire state government expressed profound sorrow over her loss, recognizing her wise counsel and unwavering dedication to the state’s progress.
“We will forever honor her as a true servant of the people and a staunch advocate for women’s rights. May her soul rest peacefully in the Lord’s embrace,” the statement concluded.
