Oborevwori reaffirms inclusive governance, promises more development for Delta communities
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At a glance
- Delta State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori reaffirmed his commitment to equitable development across all communities, ensuring no section is left behind in infrastructure projects.
- He assured the Ndokwa Neku Union that their interests are represented and pledged sustained development in Ndokwa land, emphasizing development across all ethnic groups without bias.
- The governor highlighted his administration's focus on delivery and visible projects spread throughout the state, while the Ndokwa Neku Union passed a vote of confidence in his inclusive leadership.
Delta State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori has reiterated his administration's dedication to equitable development, assuring that all parts of the state will benefit from ongoing infrastructural projects. Speaking in Asaba while receiving a delegation from the Ndokwa Neku Union, a socio-cultural organization representing the Ndokwa nation, Oborevwori pledged sustained development across Ndokwa land and affirmed that their interests are fully represented.
I assure you that your interests are fully represented and promise continued infrastructural development across Ndokwa land.
The governor emphasized his commitment to inclusive governance, stating that development initiatives will continue to span all ethnic groups without bias. He highlighted his administration's focus on tangible project delivery rather than political distractions, asserting that projects are visibly spread across Delta State, benefiting Isoko, Ijaw, Urhobo, Anioma, and other regions.
I remain committed to equitable governance, and my administration is dedicated to developing all parts of the state without ethnic bias.
The Ndokwa Neku Union, in turn, passed a vote of confidence in Governor Oborevwori, commending his inclusive and development-oriented leadership. The Union's President-General, Chief Amaechi Asugwuni, expressed appreciation for the governor's interventions in Ndokwa communities and the wider state, specifically mentioning the completion of Ndokwa House and improvements to the Asaba-Kwale-Ughelli Road. However, Asugwuni also raised concerns about electricity supply challenges in the area and appealed for improved intervention around the Okpai Independent Power Plant, while condemning vandalism of public infrastructure.
What I do for Ndokwa, I will do for Isoko, Ijaw, Urhobo, Anioma and every other part of the state. The evidence is visible across Delta State. Our projects are spread throughout the state. We are showing results, and we are showing our work.
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