The National Leader of the APC Egbema Kingdom, High Chief Promise Lawuru (aka Ozigizaga), has lauded the Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Senator Heineken Lokpobiri, PhD, for his pivotal leadership role in driving reforms in Nigeria’s oil sector.
Speaking to journalists during a public function, Chief Lawuru praised Lokpobiri for his strategic efforts that have led to an increase in crude oil production and supply in the country.
He also expressed gratitude to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for selecting a true son of the Ijaw nation to carry out this important task.
Lawuru noted that since Lokpobiri took office, the perception of Nigeria’s oil sector, both domestically and internationally, has improved significantly. He highlighted the minister’s proactive approach to conducting high-level meetings and initiating programs aimed at enhancing production and attracting foreign investment in the sector.
He said, “Lokpobiri has successfully translated the reforms under President Tinubu’s administration into tangible outcomes, effectively reshaping the oil sector’s policies and fostering an environment of wealth generation and security for both investors and the Nigerian populace.”
According to Lawuru, the oil sector has experienced noticeable stability, enhanced production capacity, increased investor participation, and a more tranquil environment for exploration activities in the Niger Delta region over the past two years.
He pointed out that Nigeria’s crude oil output has improved modestly, with a record of over 1.8 million barrels per day during the previous administration led by Mele Kyari at the NNPCL, marking a positive trend for the oil industry.
Additionally, he remarked on President Tinubu’s issuance of a groundbreaking executive order aimed at promoting cost efficiency in the oil and gas sector, which has established clear targets for new investments, improved revenue, and greater benefits for Nigerians.
Lawuru further acknowledged the decisive leadership of President Tinubu, which he said has played a significant role in the successes achieved in increasing the current production capacity to 1.8 million barrels per day, including condensates.
…Promise Massive Mobilization of Voters for Tinubu, Oborevwori
By Sunday Apah
The Ughelli South Political Colonels (USPC) have lauded the development strides of the Chairman of the Ughelli South Local Government Council, Hon. Dr. Lucky Iroroefe Avweromre, since his assumption of office.
USPC made this known during a courtesy visit to the Chairman’s official residence at the Ughelli South Local Government Council Secretariat in Otu-Jeremi on Sunday, March 31, 2025.
Speaking on behalf of the USPC, Olorogun John Akaruayen Ewenede, Chairman of the Ughelli South Political Colonels, alongside Publicity Secretary Dcn. Matthew Kwode, stated that the objective of the visit was to introduce the group’s executives to him (Hon. Dr. Lucky Avweromre) as the foremost citizen of the local government area.
According to the duo, the Ughelli South Political Colonels (USPC) is a disciplined political pressure group within the APC, committed to advancing the party’s progressive ideals in the Ughelli South Local Government Area of Delta State.
In their words, “The group seeks to strengthen party cohesion, empower grassroots members, and promote issue-based political engagement across the local government area.”
“Through mobilizing grassroots participation, strengthening internal party democracy, and advocating for citizens’ involvement in the ongoing INEC registration exercises, we aim to promote the progressive ideals of the APC.
“Fostering policy-driven leadership and building a disciplined, inclusive, and responsive political movement dedicated to the growth of the party and the empowerment of the community are also key objectives.
“Becoming the leading grassroots political force within the APC in Delta State, renowned for principled leadership, inclusive governance, grassroots mobilization, and the promotion of sustainable development in Ughelli South and beyond, is our vision.”
They emphasized that the USPC is focused on mobilizing grassroots participation through political education and community engagement, advocating for governance that addresses real issues and delivers measurable results.
“The USPC is rooted in principles of discipline, loyalty to party ideals, inclusive participation across age, gender, and class, as well as transparency, accountability, and issue-based politics.
“Our membership is open to all registered APC members in Ughelli South LGA who align with the group’s vision and support the candidacy of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Rt. Hon. Sheriff Francis Orohwedor Oborevwori, Executive Governor of Delta State, for the forthcoming 2027 general elections.”
The group lauded the council chairman for the renovation of the official residence and noted that his decision to reside there demonstrates that he is a grassroots-oriented politician with a difference.
They also praised him for the numerous projects he has undertaken across the nooks and crannies of the local government area.
The council chairman, Hon. Dr. Lucky Iroroefe Avweromre for his part, expressed happiness and gratitude that his constituents (the USPC) came to visit him. “From your speeches, I can see that the USPC is a formidable group.
“And the main agenda is to deliver President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Governor Sheriff Oborevwori for a second term in 2027. I want to assure you that this is exactly what I stand for. As the Chairman of Ughelli South Local Government Council, I have the core mandate to deliver President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Governor Sheriff Oborevwori for a second term in 2027.
“So, if I have a formidable group here today—when I say formidable, I am not mincing words. In the political history of Ughelli South Local Government Area, there has never been a time when a group of this nature came into existence.
“Before today, it’s as if I have been part of this group because the Chairman, Chief John Ewenede, is the Secretary to the Local Government Council, and the Deputy Chairman is the Supervisor for Works and Transport. It’s a group that is part of me.
“We will work closely with you to ensure that the core reasons for which the group was formed are achieved, and by the grace of God, we will achieve success and enjoy the fruits of our labour.
“I want to use this opportunity to urge the USPC to encourage and mobilize our people who are over 18 years old and have yet to register with INEC to come to the local government headquarters to get themselves registered for the 2027 elections.”
The executives of the Ughelli South Political Colonels introduced during the visit included Chief John Ewenede (Chairman), Sir Sunday Mrakpor (Deputy Chairman), Hon. Collins Mukoro (Vice Chairman 1), Chief Matthew Ogboru (Vice Chairman 2), Prince Koyoyo Urhorho (Vice Chairman 3), Hon. Paul Etaga (General Secretary), Engr. Agberia Ochuko (Assistant Secretary 1), Chief Steven Dieseruvwe (Assistant Secretary 2), Deacon Matthew Kwode (Publicity Secretary), Mr. David Dadi (Assistant Publicity Secretary), Hon. Matthew Oguma (Treasurer), Chief Ubu Jiminyevwe (Assistant Treasurer), Chief Fidelis Tuvata (Financial Secretary), Chief Samuel Oghotomo (Organizing Secretary), Mr. Isaiah Ahwerhurho (Assistant Organizing Secretary), Mr. Godwin Ewhien (Welfare Officer), Mr. Solomo Orovwighokpeki (Auditor), Mrs. Josephine Aromata (Women Mobilization), Hon. Happy Gbeke (Youth Mobilization), Mr. Simon Umudi (also known as Temple) (Director of Operations), Dr. Ricardo Oguma (Assistant Director of Operations), Chief Francis Aguonigho (Adviser), Chief Frank Ugen (Adviser), Chief Isaac Omafuaire (Ex Officio), Chief Charles Ariko (Ex Officio), Chief Ovis Uto (Ex Officio), Hon. Charles Kwode (Assistant Auditor), Chief John Ebireri (Adviser), Elder Solomon Ala (Adviser), Dr. Kingsley Akeni (Press Secretary), Chief Sunday Apah (Press Secretary), Mrs. Mercy Ugbobor-Ekama (Assistant Welfare Officer), Chief Lizzy Djebah Unurhoro (Assistant Women Leader), and Engr. Kingsley Igben (Assistant Publicity Secretary 2).
Other members of the USPC who attended the visit included Mr. Jacob Efereko Aguariavwodo, Chief Oviri Orakata, Oghenetega Ipheghe, Hon. Joy Akoyere, Hon. Pastor Aye, Comrade Solomon Toka, Gowon Aderho, Innocent Ejedegba Esq., Ayejego Julius, Pastor Gowon, Alibor Gabriel, Rita Laye, Hon. Lucky Orusara, Hon. Isoko, Hon. Thomas Edafevwiroro, Comrade Sylvester Umukoro, Hon. Christy Umukoro, Mrs. Doris Tute, Ms. Noreen Ughojor, Ms. Onajite Ukrakpor, Mrs. Agness Irhobo, Mr. Emuobo Wini, and others.
Former Delta State Oil Producing Areas Development (DESOPADEC) Commissioner Olorogun Johnson Odafetite Boro has stated that he sees the men and women who make up the Ughelli South Political Colonels as brigadiers and not colonels.
Boro made this known when the executives and members of the Ughelli South Political Colonels paid him a courtesy visit at his residence in Agbowhiame Town, Ughelli South LGA of Delta State.
He said he was overwhelmed by the visit from the USPC, noting that with the caliber of politicians he saw in his house during the visit, he knew that the USPC is a formidable group. “I have no doubt in my mind that this decision you have made is the right decision in the right direction.
“You and I are like a child who is hungry for her mother’s breast milk, and you provide it for the child. Before now, I had made a decision that even though we are in the APC, come 2027, we will work for Rt. Hon Sheriff Oborevwori for governor. But as God would have it, he has defected to join us in the APC.
“The women and men I have seen in my house today are the political brigadiers in Ughelli South LGA. What I have said now, people will say it’s true after 2027 because if you want to win elections in Ughelli South LGA, these are the people who go to the grassroots.
“At midnight they are working, and at the polling unit they are working because there is no one I don’t know here; they are the political field marshals.
“Now that you have made a decision to stand with Tinubu and Oborevwori, you have made my job very simple. I know that people are running around, but when the chips are down, we will select the boys from the men.
“I want to assure all of you that I am part of the decision you have made. But I want to advise all of us that I don’t like deceit because I hate betrayal.
“If you want to remain in politics for a very long time, remain stable. I urge all of you to work hard for 2027 and not take the opposition for granted. Keep winning more people because it will be better to win all,” he added.
Earlier, Olorogun John Akaruayen Ewenede, Chairman of the Ughelli South Political Colonels, alongside Publicity Secretary Dcn Matthew Kwode, stated that the objective was to introduce the group’s executives to him (Olorogun Johnson Boro) one of the APC leaders in the local government area.
According to the duo, the Ughelli South Political Colonels (USPC) is a disciplined political pressure group within the APC, committed to advancing the party’s progressive ideals in the Ughelli South Local Government Area of Delta State.
In their words, “The group seeks to strengthen party cohesion, empower grassroots members, and promote issue-based political engagement across the local government area.
“Through mobilizing grassroots participation, strengthening internal party democracy, and advocating for citizens’ involvement in the ongoing INEC registration exercises, we aim to promote the progressive ideals of the APC.
“Foster policy-driven leadership and build a disciplined, inclusive, and responsive political movement dedicated to the growth of the party and the empowerment of the community.
“Become the leading grassroots political force within the APC in Delta State, renowned for principled leadership, inclusive governance, grassroots mobilization, and the promotion of sustainable development in Ughelli South and beyond.”
They emphasized that the USPC is focused on mobilizing grassroots participation through political education and community engagement, advocating for governance that addresses real issues and delivers measurable results.
“The USPC is rooted in principles of discipline, loyalty to party ideals, inclusive participation across age, gender, and class, as well as transparency, accountability, and issue-based politics.
“Our membership is open to all registered APC members in Ughelli South LGA who align with the group’s vision and support the candidacy of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Rt. Hon. Sheriff Francis Orohwedor Oborevwori, Executive Governor of Delta State, for the forthcoming 2027 general elections.”
Some new Political Colonels commissioned during the visit included Elder Sunny Ogbodudu, Chief Robert Ojo, Ms. Onajite Ukrakpor, Mr. Solomon Owarieta, Mr. Charles Otaye, (Gen.) Isaac Gada, Mrs. Agness Irhobo, Mr. Ekpan Boro, Mr. Ofeh Joseph, and Mr. Emuobo Wini.
The executive of the Ughelli South Political Colonels introduced during the visit included Chief John Ewenede (Chairman), Sir Sunday Mrakpor (Deputy Chairman), Hon. Collins Mukoro (Vice Chairman 1), Chief Matthew Ogboru (Vice Chairman 2), Prince Koyoyo Urhorho (Vice Chairman 3), Hon. Paul Etaga (General Secretary), Engr. Agberia Ochuko (Assistant Secretary 1), Chief Steven Dieseruvwe (Assistant Secretary 2), Deacon Matthew Kwode (Publicity Secretary), Mr. David Dadi (Assistant Publicity Secretary), Hon. Matthew Oguma (Treasurer), Chief Ubu Jiminyevwe (Assistant Treasurer), Chief Fidelis Tuvata (Financial Secretary), Chief Samuel Oghotomo (Organizing Secretary), Mr. Isaiah Ahwerhurho (Assistant Organizing Secretary), Mr. Godwin Ewhien (Welfare Officer), Mr. Solomo Orovwighokpeki (Auditor), Mrs. Josephine Aromata (Women Mobilization), Hon. Happy Gbeke (Youth Mobilization), Mr. Simon Umudi (aka Temple) (Director of Operations), Dr. Ricardo Oguma (Assistant Director of Operations), Chief Francis Aguonigho (Adviser), Chief Frank Ugen (Adviser), Chief Isaac Omafuaire (Ex Officio), Chief Charles Ariko (Ex Officio), Chief Ovis Uto (Ex Officio), Hon. Charles Kwode (Assistant Auditor), Chief Frank Ugen (Adviser), Chief John Ebireri (Adviser), Elder Solomon Ala (Adviser), Dr. Kingsley Akeni (Press Secretary), and Chief Sunday Apah (Press Secretary), Mrs. Mercy Ugbobor-Ekama (Assist. Welfare officer), Chief Lizzy Djebah Unurhoro (Assist. Women Leader), Engr. Kingsley Igben (Assist Publicity Secretary 2).
Other members of the USPC who attended the visit included: Chief Oviri Orakata, Oghenetega Ipheghe, Hon. Joy Akoyere, Hon. Pastor Aye, Comrade Solomon Toka, Gowon Aderho, Innocent Ejedegba Esq., Ayejego Julius, Pastor Gowon, Alibor Gabriel, Rita Laye, Hon. Lucky Orusara, Hon. Isoko, Mr. Jacob Aguariavwodo, Hon. Thomas Edafevwiroro, Comrade Sylvester Umukoro, Hon. Christy Umukoro, Mrs. Doris Tute, Ms. Noreen Ughojor and others.
His Majesty, Odjaberen Matthew Ediri Egbi, the Okobaro of Ughievwen Kingdom has conferred chieftaincy titles to Prince James Okoligbo and Mrs. Regina Lieber, designating them as Avwighotuvwovwi and Akpoufuoma of Ughievwen Kingdom, respectively.
During the ceremony held at his Palace in Otughievwen, the monarch emphasized the importance of upholding the dignity and honor associated with their new titles while encouraging his chiefs to actively participate in the kingdom’s development.
As he conferred the titles, the Okobaro of Ughievwen Kingdom remarked that earning a title in Ughievwen is a significant achievement, one that should be cherished with dignity and respect.
He reminded the newly conferred Chiefs Okoligbo and Lieber of the considerable responsibilities accompanying their new roles and urged them to serve as exemplary ambassadors for the kingdom.
He emphasized the need to prioritize peace and stability within Ughievwen, the state, and their local communities to attract genuine investors to the area.
The monarch also encouraged the new chiefs to promote the rich cultural heritage of the Ughievwen people and to assist the government in maintaining peace and stability throughout the state.
He called on his subjects to unite and foster peace in accordance with recent judgments, which he believes are essential for the kingdom’s rapid growth and development.
On the occasion of Delta State’s 34th anniversary, the Okobaro extended his congratulations to Governor Sheriff Oborevwori and the people of Delta for the achievements made since the state’s establishment.
He urged Deltans to continue their cooperation with the current administration.
In an interview following the ceremony, Chief James Okoligbo and Chief Regina Lieber expressed their gratitude to the Okobaro of Ughievwen Kingdom and the Ughievwen Council of Chiefs for the honor conferred upon them.
They both indicated that this recognition will motivate them to contribute even more to humanity and the welfare of the Ughievwen community.
Moreover, Chief Okoligbo and Chief Lieber praised Governor Sheriff Oborevwori for his significant developmental initiatives across the state, urging Deltans to maintain their unwavering support for his efforts to bring democratic benefits to all regions of the state.
The event was filled with color and excitement, featuring various traditional dance groups, including the renowned Udje of Ughievwen Kingdom.
As Delta State celebrates its 34th anniversary, Chief Flash Ovoke, Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on Community Development, has lauded Governor Sheriff Oborevwori’s administration for its tireless efforts in shaping the state’s future.
Recognizing the transformative impact of Oborevwori’s M.O.R.E Agenda—Meaningful Development, Opportunities for All, Realistic Reforms, and Enhanced Peace and Security—Flash noted that these initiatives have been instrumental in driving progress across various sectors in Delta State.
Among the many accomplishments under Governor Oborevwori’s leadership, Flash highlighted the significant infrastructural developments taking place across the state.
“These include the completion and ongoing construction of over 513 road and bridge projects, covering approximately 1,500 kilometers of roads and 950 kilometers of drainage systems.
“Notable projects such as the construction of flyovers at PTI, DSC Roundabout, and Enerhen Junction, along with the near completion of the Ughelli-Asaba dual carriageway, signify a strong commitment to improving transportation and connectivity for Deltans,” he said.
Flash commended the governor’s empowerment initiatives, which have successfully implemented various programs benefiting over 250,000 residents.
The initiatives, which include the MORE Grant, D-CARES, WESAP, and Micro-credit programs, reflect a profound dedication to uplifting communities and providing opportunities for economic advancement.
The administration’s strides in education and healthcare were also acknowledged by Flash.
He noted the establishment of a new campus of Southern Delta University in Orerokpe, the recruitment of over 600 tertiary education staff, and the awarding of bursaries to 60,000 students.
The renovation and equipment upgrades of 150 primary health centers and 64 general hospitals illustrate a concerted effort to improve educational and healthcare standards throughout the state.
Flash further emphasized the administration’s commitment to worker welfare, highlighting the salary increases and promotion arrears that have positively impacted many employees.
He expressed gratitude for these initiatives, stating that they have significantly improved the livelihoods of workers within the state.
Expressing optimism about the future, Flash stated, “Your efforts deserve recognition, and we will jointly work to ensure your victory as Executive Governor of Delta State in 2027.”
Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, on Wednesday, officially launched 30 one-bedroom flats designed for officers and soldiers of the 181 Amphibious Battalion in Agbor, Ika South Local Government Area. He reaffirmed his commitment to the welfare of security personnel throughout the state.
Represented by the Secretary to the State Government, Dr. Kingsley Emu, the Governor emphasized that this housing initiative transcends the mere construction of buildings; it represents the government’s dedication to its military and the overall security framework that fosters peace and development.
Governor Oborevwori praised former Chief of Defence Staff, General Lucky Irabor, for his instrumental role in facilitating the establishment of the barracks in Delta. He also commended President Bola Tinubu’s administration for its renewed focus on addressing national security challenges.
He expressed appreciation for the Nigerian Army, particularly the 63 Brigade and the 181 Amphibious Battalion, for their efforts in combating oil theft, criminal activities, and threats to peace within the state and surrounding regions.
“The 30 one-bedroom flats we are inaugurating today highlight our commitment to enhancing the living conditions of those who risk their lives for our safety.
“Providing adequate housing for our soldiers is crucial not only for their well-being but also for boosting their morale and enhancing their capacity to serve with even greater dedication,” the Governor stated.
Oborevwori mentioned that this initiative aligns with the Meaningful Development and Enhanced Peace and Security goals outlined in his administration’s MORE Agenda, emphasizing the inseparable nature of development and security.
Delta State Commissioner for Housing, Hon. Godknows Angele, detailed that the project, for which the contract was awarded in March 2023, includes 30 one-bedroom flats for the 181 Battalion’s officers and soldiers. He praised Governor Oborevwori for seeing the project through to completion, calling it a significant step in supporting the military and reinforcing state security.
Lt. Col. Bukar Dabo, Commanding Officer of the 181 Amphibious Battalion, expressed gratitude to the state government for this initiative, noting that the new housing units would substantially improve the welfare of soldiers and help maintain peace in the area.
In his welcome address, Engr. Jerry Ehiwarior, Chairman of the Ika South Local Government Council, commended the Governor for approving the project, highlighting that the presence of the military has greatly enhanced safety for residents.
Chief Boniface Ebite, representing the Dein of Agbor, expressed pride in Governor Oborevwori’s accomplishments, underscoring the unique significance of the project due to Agbor’s strategic location and assuring the Governor of the community’s ongoing support.
The commissioning ceremony attracted numerous high-ranking military officials, government representatives, political leaders, and dignitaries, including Brigade Commander, 63 Brigade, Brig. Gen. M. A. Shonibare.
The Special Assistant to the Governor on Community Development, Mr. Isaiah Onajefe Ahwerhurho, has congratulated the Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, and the people of Delta State on the occasion of Delta State’s 34th anniversary.
Ahwerhurho expressed joy in the progress that Delta State has made since its creation on August 27, 1991.
He highlighted the state’s economic growth, infrastructural development, and the strides made towards enhancing the quality of life for all Deltans.
“This anniversary is not just a celebration of our state’s formation, but also a testament to the resilience and unity of our people.
“Together, we have overcome challenges and celebrated successes that define our identity as Deltans,” he remarked.
Ahwerhurho commended the leadership of Governor Oborevwori, emphasizing his commitment to community development and inclusivity.
He noted that the current administration’s initiatives aim to drive sustainable development across various sectors, including education, health, and agriculture.
“Under Governor Oborevwori’s stewardship, we have taken significant steps towards improving the living conditions of our people, and I am confident that the best is yet to come,” he added.
The Special Assistant urged all citizens to remain committed to fostering peace, unity, and progress within the state.
He called upon Deltans to work together, putting aside differences for the greater good. “Our diversity should be our strength, and only by standing united can we tackle the challenges that lie ahead,” he said.
In celebration of the 34th anniversary of Delta State, the Executive and members of Ughelli South Political Colonels have expressed their heartfelt congratulations to Governor Sheriff Oborevwori.
In a statement released by the group’s Publicity Secretary, Deacon Matthew Kwode, they praised the Governor for his impressive development initiatives and dedication to advancing the state.
The Ughelli South Political Colonels commended Governor Oborevwori for his ongoing efforts in enhancing infrastructure, education, and healthcare in Delta State.
Recognizing the significance of his leadership, the group noted that his focus on building lasting legacies is visible in several key projects, including the ongoing construction of roads and bridges aimed at improving connectivity and accessibility within the state.
The Ughelli South Political Colonels acknowledged the advancement in the state’s healthcare system under Oborevwori’s administration.
“With the introduction of several new health facilities and the upgrade of existing ones, the government is prioritizing the health and well-being of its citizens, ensuring that quality healthcare is accessible to all Deltans.
The group also drew attention to the Governor’s commitment to youth empowerment through various skill acquisition programs and employment initiatives.
By fostering an environment that supports entrepreneurship and vocational training, the administration aims to equip the youth with the necessary tools to thrive in today’s competitive economy.
The group expressed optimism for the future, confident that Governor Oborevwori will continue to lead Delta State towards greater heights.
They urged all Deltans to rally behind the Governor’s vision for a prosperous state, emphasizing that collective support and engagement are crucial for sustainable development.
His Majesty Odjaberen, Dr. Matthew Ediri Egbi, JP, FoD, the traditional ruler of Ughievwen Kingdom, has congratulated Governor Sheriff Oborevwori on the occasion of Delta State’s 34th anniversary.
In a statement issued through the Otota of Ughievwen Kingdom, Olorogun Matthew Akpogbemre Shaire, the monarch expressed his appreciation for the governor’s leadership and commitment to the state’s development.
His Majesty Odjaberen, Dr Egbi also congratulated Rt. Hon. Rev, Francis Ejiroghene Waive, member, representing Ughell North, Ughelli South, Udu Federal constituency, in the House of Representatives, and Hon. Festus Eseoghene Utuama, the representative for Ughelli South Constituency in the Delta State House of Assembly.
The monarch specifically highlighted the significance of appointing an Ughievwen son, Hon. Reuben Izeze as Commissioner for Works (Highways and Urban Roads), acknowledging that it has boosted the representation of Ughievwen Kingdom in government affairs.
He also praised the inclusion of several Ughievwen sons and daughters in significant positions within the state government, recognizing their potential to contribute positively to Delta’s progress.
In his statement, the monarch noted that under Governor Oborevwori’s leadership, the state has made substantial strides in development.
He emphasized that the governor’s focus on infrastructure and governance reforms has moved Delta State forward, creating a foundation for sustained growth and prosperity.
The monarch called on Deltans to support the governor in his drive to take the state to the next level with his M.O.R.E. Agenda.
Chief Solomon Arenyeka, JP, the former Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Delta State, has congratulated Governor Sheriff Oborevwori on Delta State’s 34th anniversary.
In a statement issued through his Media Assistant, Olorogun Sunday Apah, Arenyeka commended the governor for steering the state onto a path of rapid development under the M.O.R.E Agenda.
Arenyeka lauded Oborevwori for prioritizing infrastructure, governance reforms, and citizen empowerment.
He noted that the governor’s leadership has reoriented Delta State’s development trajectory, delivering tangible progress across multiple sectors.
The former PDP State chairman emphasized that the state’s ongoing projects and reforms are a testament to the administration’s commitment to more inclusive growth.
Highlighting major achievements attributed to Oborevwori’s administration, Arenyeka pointed to the completion of several critical road and bridge projects inherited by the current government, as well as the commissioning of landmark infrastructure works.
He named flyovers, upgraded transportation corridors, and improved urban connectivity as visible indicators of the state’s thriving development agenda.
The APC Chieftain also drew attention to the government’s programs aimed at youth empowerment, healthcare, and education.
He noted ongoing efforts to create job opportunities, provide scholarships, and support entrepreneurship, all of which are designed to diversify Delta’s economy and reduce unemployment.
Arenyeka asserted that these initiatives reflect the administration’s insistence on sustainable economic growth.
Arenyeka expressed confidence in Oborevwori’s ability to sustain momentum and deliver more for Deltans.
He urged Deltans to support the governor’s MORE Agenda and to participate actively in the state’s development process.
He prayed for peace, unity, and continued progress as Delta marks another year of its existence.
