Under Governor Sheriff Oborevwori, Delta State continues to record progress in key areas, including education, industrial development, infrastructure and public finance. These projects and government actions reflect ongoing efforts to improve living conditions and create more opportunities across the State.
The true measure of leadership lies in what follows the words spoken. In Uzere, Governor Sheriff Oborevwori’s engagement with the people was followed by tangible action, as the State Government mobilised medical personnel and provided essential drugs at no cost to residents affected by the incident. A commitment that went beyond words, with the welfare of the people taking centre stage.
The Odimodi–Okuntu–Ogulagha Road stands as a testament to the MORE Agenda’s commitment to connecting communities, improving accessibility and opening up opportunities across Delta State. At 12.1 kilometres, the road was commissioned in November 2025, bringing lasting value to the people it serves.
The Delta State Government is advancing a new phase of infrastructure development, with the State Executive Council approving projects across roads, education and public administration.
Governor Sheriff Oborevwori has continued to pursue a development vision that positions Delta State for a more resilient and diversified economy. By creating room for private sector participation, strengthening key sectors and expanding economic opportunities, his administration is laying the groundwork for sustainable growth and shared prosperity under the MORE Agenda.
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Governor Sheriff Oborevwori has reiterated the need for peace, restraint and responsible political conduct, urging political leaders and their supporters to shun violence, hate speech and actions capable of disrupting public order. He emphasised that political differences must never come at the expense of the peace, unity and security of Delta State.
The Delta State Government has condemned the political violence that erupted in Asaba on Saturday, resulting in the death of one person and leaving four others seriously injured.
In a statement issued by the Commissioner for Works (Rural Roads) and Public Information, Mr Charles Aniagwu, the government described the incident as unacceptable, noting that it could have been avoided if the organisers had heeded police advice to shelve the proposed street march and hold their campaign at a designated venue.
The government has called on the police to conduct a thorough investigation and ensure that those responsible are brought to justice, while warning political parties and their supporters against violence, intimidation and activities capable of disrupting public peace.
Reiterating its zero tolerance for politically motivated attacks, the government urged all political actors to respect human life, uphold the rule of law and ensure that their activities do not threaten the safety and security of residents.
The Delta State Police Command has commenced a full-scale investigation into the violent clash during a political rally in Asaba that claimed one life and left five others injured. The Command has condemned the violence and urged political parties and their supporters to prioritise public safety by avoiding road processions and adhering to security advisories.
Across Delta State, the MORE Agenda continues to make its mark through impactful projects and people-centred initiatives. From infrastructure development to improved workers’ welfare, Governor Sheriff Oborevwori’s administration is delivering results that Deltans can see and feel.
What was envisioned at the Delta State Economic and Investment Summit in August is steadily taking shape. From investment commitments to projects now breaking ground, Delta is translating opportunities into tangible development. Under Governor Sheriff Oborevwori’s MORE Agenda, the focus remains on building a stronger, more diversified economy that creates jobs, attracts investments and expands opportunities for all Deltans.
Economic growth must translate into opportunities, jobs and lasting development. Under the MORE Agenda, Governor Sheriff Oborevwori remains focused on building a diversified economy that drives prosperity and secures a sustainable future for all Deltans.
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Development is about more than what you see on the roads. From improving essential services to supporting livelihoods and expanding opportunities, the Oborevwori administration’s efforts extend across different areas of life in Delta State.
This Thursday, we look back to October 2024, when Governor Sheriff Oborevwori approved the implementation of the new minimum wage for Delta State workers, reaffirming his administration’s commitment to workers’ welfare under the MORE Agenda.
Governor Sheriff Oborevwori has performed the groundbreaking ceremony for Olam Agri’s animal feed facility in Ogwashi-Uku, Aniocha South LGA, in a move to strengthen the state’s agricultural and industrial sectors.
Speaking at the ceremony, the Governor described the investment as a direct dividend of the Delta State Economic and Investment Summit held in August 2026. The facility, with a planned capacity of 450,000 metric tonnes, is expected to strengthen the agricultural value chain, provide markets for local farmers, reduce feed costs and improve the affordability of animal protein across the South-South and South-East regions.
Governor Oborevwori noted that the project would create direct and indirect jobs, boost agricultural production and contribute to food security. He highlighted the government’s provision of approximately 100 hectares of land, payment of compensation and infrastructure investments, particularly the completed Ibusa Bridge, in facilitating the investment.
He assured the company of continued government support and urged the host community and youths to protect the project and ensure uninterrupted construction, stressing his administration’s commitment to private sector-led growth, industrialisation and job creation under the MORE Agenda.
The future is not built on promises, but on the impact of the work we do today. Under Governor Sheriff Oborevwori’s leadership, the MORE Agenda is shaping a legacy that will speak for generations to come.
Governor Sheriff Oborevwori continues to articulate his vision for a Delta State where development is inclusive, opportunities are expanded and the welfare of the people remains central to governance. Through the MORE Agenda, his administration is focused on translating vision into tangible progress across communities and sectors of the state.
Under Governor Sheriff Oborevwori, efforts to strengthen healthcare delivery are bringing quality medical services closer to the people, with MRI services now available in Asaba, Warri and Oghara, quality healthcare just got better for Deltans.