A former Deputy Leader of Port Harcourt City Legislative Assembly, Hon. Alphine Whyte, has advised Councillors of the 10th Legislative Assembly, under the leadership of Hon. Noble Hanacho Orlu, to treat people well, leave a good legacy and have a good working relationship with their constituents.
He gave the advice at a valedictory session held in honour of late Hon. Princewill Frank Nunyu at the hollow chamber of the Council.
Hon. Whyte, who served as the Deputy Leader of the House from 1999 to 2002 when the late Hon. Nunyu also served as a Councillor, described his late colleague as a vibrant and easy going man, adding that his death calls for sobber reflexion for the living.
White prayed for a good working relationship between the legislators and the Executive, for the bereaved family, and the eternal repose for the deceased.
Speaking at the validictory session, the Councillor representing Ward 6, who is also the Deputy leader of the House, stated that the late Hon. Nunyu was his predicessor, who once represented his constituent, and described him as good friend and a man of peace.
Late Hon Princewill Frank Nunju was a member of PHALGA Legislative Assembly, from 1999 to 2002, and was a Supervisor for Transport. He also served as an Adviser for Youths to the Council.
Dignitaries at the validictory session also included the Deputy Mayor of Port Harcourt City, Hon. Tom Quinn Mina Mildred, members of the 10th Legislative Assembly, former Councillors, friends and family members of the deceased.
- Matthew is the Information Officer, PHALGA.