PDP Wishes Dokpesi, Others Quick Recovery

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AIT Raymond Dokpesi And 7 Family Members Test Positive For ...





The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) on Thursday prayed  for the speedy recovery of all Nigerians battling the coronavirus disease, which is currently ravaging the world.



The party stated this while offering prayers for the founder of Daar Communication (owners of AIT and Raypower FM radio station), High Chief Raymond Dokpesi, and members of his family who had tested positive to the coronavirus and are now receiving care in an isolation centre.



The PDP in a statement issued by its  National Publicity Secretary,  Kola Ologbondiyan, noted the commendable role of the media at this critical time, particularly in sensitising Nigerians on health safety, social distancing and personal hygiene protocols in the overall effort to check the spread of the pandemic in the country.



The party urged compatriots, especially the sick as well as their families, not to give up on hope, and urged all citizens to continue to pray and support one another at this perilous time.



It also called on Nigerians to redouble their health vigilance, particularly in observing all health safety directives by the local health authorities and the World Health Organisation (WHO).



The PDP also commended the doctors, nurses as well as other health and essential service providers for their commitment, show of patriotism, labour and love for our country and humanity in general despite the daunting challenges.



"Our party is optimistic that with the commitment of all Nigerians, our country will soon defeat this pandemic," it said.


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