Rivers Commissioner-Nominee Bags Anglican Church Recognition Ahead of Screening
Ahead of his screening by the Rivers State House of Assembly, one of the state Commissioner Nominees, Amairigha Hart, has been honoured by the Anglican Church in Bonny for his admirable contributions and support to the work of God.
Hart, who is the Chairman of the Bonny Kingdom Development Committee (BKDC), was conferred with the award on Sunday, March 8, 2026 during the 2026 Harvest of St. Stephen Cathedral Church, Bonny.
The astute businessman, respected community leader, Knight of Saint Christopher (KSC), and holder of the Amaopusenibo title, the highest in Bonny Kingdom, was honoured by the Church for his selfless and steadfast assistance in the actualisation of church goals, projects and programs.
He was nominated weeks ago to serve as Commissioner by Rivers State Governor, Siminalayi Fubara to the State House of Assembly for screening and confirmation.
Represented by one of his aides, Sydney Allison, the Oloma, Bonny-born capitalist thanked God Almighty and the Anglican Church for the honour, saying it would spur him to greater participation in God’s work.
In an interview with Kristina Reports, Allison said the award meant so much to the Commissioner-Nominee, as it was an acknowledgement of his contributions to the Church, especially, given his positive disposition to the things of God.
“It was an award of recognition for his well performed activities in the Anglican Communion, and for who he is. In his nature, he loves the things of God. They met him during the preparation for the harvest and he responded without even thinking twice.”
“To him, the award means a whole lot of things and he believes that the whole essence of an award is more work. He is already committed to do more work for God and propagating the gospel.”
Amairigha Edward Hart has an illustrious antecedent of service to his fatherland. He is the immediate past President of the Bonny Kingdom Chamber of Commerce, Industry, Mines and Agriculture, and Secretary of Bonny Environmental Consultants Committee (BECC), amongst other roles.
