Bayelsa Female Commissioner, Agatha Dies
Bight News reports that a A prominent female politician, Pst. (Mrs) Agatha Goma is reportedly dead in Bayelsa State. The present serving Commissioner for Local Government Administration, Bayelsa State, reportedly passed on, this morning in Yenagoa.
Bight News gathered the commissioner, who buried her husband early in the year, died in her sleep at her apartment in Yenagoa, the state capital of Bayelsa State. This happened after she returned from Church service.
A source confided church members of Goma, a pastor, was praying seriously for a miracle to revive her.
He, however, said the real cause of her death was unknown adding that a team of doctors was examining her case.
Breaking the sudden death on a social platform, one Victoria said: “We heard this evening that, one of our mothers in Bayelsa State. Pst. Mrs. Agatha Goma has gone to be with the lord.
“She was in the State Assembly and until her demise, was the commissioner for Local Government Administration.
“This is a very sad day for us all. This message was sent after confirming from her aids and family members.”
The 55- year- old was appointed into Dickson’s cabinet in 2016 and remained one of the best apostles of the governor’s restoration team.
At age of 27 years she became Assembly member in then Rivers State. And was appointed as Commissioner of education during the military era.
She was appointed Commissioner of women affairs during DSP Alamieyeseigha administration. And later appointed Director of beautifications during Sylva administration. She became Assembly member during Sylva administration.
Special Adviser during Dickson first tenure.
She hailed from Aleibiri community in Ekeremor local government area, Bayelsa State.
