Director General of Delta State Orientation and Communications Bureau, Dr. Fred Latimore Oghenesivbe, has hailed Governor Sheriff Oborevwori’s visionary leadership, saying it has brought hope and transformation to the state.
Speaking on a national television program in Lagos, Oghenesivbe noted that since assuming office, Governor Oborevwori has prioritized good governance, aiming to leave a lasting impact on citizens’ lives.
He highlighted several achievements, including; ongoing construction of three flyovers, pedestrian bridges, and walkways to ease traffic congestion, enhance road safety, and boost economic activities, as well as free medical services for students in higher institutions, prioritizing their well-being.
The Bureau DG, stated that regular payment of student bursaries, thereby alleviating financial burdens and enabling academic focus, as well as the recent approval of financial assistance to Delta State students undergoing Bar Part II programmes at the Nigerian Law School, has further portrayed Oborevwori as a governor for all Deltans, indicative of non-partisan approach to good governance.
And in a deliberate move to boost the state economy, Oghenesivbe disclosed that the governor recently approved the disbursement of millions of Naira to Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), stimulating economic growth, creating jobs, and fostering superlative innovation.
He said governor Oborevwori, is also focusing on huge sports infrastructure development, especially his master plan for Warri Township Stadium, which would be transformed to a world class mega sports facility, couple with adequate funding of sports events, demonstrating his commitment to youth development and a brighter future.
Oghenesivbe appealed to the people to consistently support Governor Oborevwori’s efforts, saying collective support would eventually build a more prosperous, equitable, and sustainable future for generations to come.
“Let us rally behind Governor Oborevwori’s transformative leadership and join hands to propel Delta State to unprecedented heights,” he said.”
