Oborevwori Is Ticking All The Developmental Boxes In Delta
OpenLife Nigeria reports that the Honourable Commissioner for Information in Delta State, Dr. Ifeanyi Osuoza, has scored the executive governor of the State, Rt. Hon. (Elder) Sheriff Oborevwori, high on development index, saying that the governor ticks all the boxes.
The Commissioner disclosed this in a statement sent to OpenLife Wednesday afternoon titled: Governor Sheriff Oborevwori Is Delivering On The MORE Agenda.”
In the statement, Dr. Osuoza stated that governor Oborevwori “has kept his promise to Deltans.”
He said:
Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon. (Elder) Sheriff Oborevwori has kept his promise to Deltans by ensuring that as the days go by, his focused determination to embark on Meaningful Developmental initiatives and projects that have significance and purpose for the people; Implement the desired and necessary Realistic and Impactful Reforms across all sectors; Provide an enabling environment to create the right atmosphere for social and economic life to thrive through Enhanced Peace and Security; as well as support and upscale platforms and schemes that will guarantee Opportunities For All to give Deltans a sense of belonging as stakeholders in our shared prosperity, are all yielding visible dividends and impacting positively and joyfully on lives, across the three Senatorial Districts of the State.
Governor Sheriff Oborevwori is surely delivering on the MORE Agenda and advancing Delta steadily, and Deltans are seeing it.
It would be recalled that on assumption of office as Delta State executive governor, governor Oborevwori began his administration with MORE Agenda through which will begin to experience the following outcomes:
Job Creation., High GDP & IGR Generation, Capital Inflow, Export of raw and processed agricultural products as well as Improved Economy of the State and Improved living condition.
Continuing, Oborevwori assured that Environmental rejuvenation, Improved infrastructural facilities and Social stability and security of lives and properties including Improved educational and healthcare systems will be priorities.
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