Earlier today, I attended the funeral ceremony of the mother in-law of my deputy, late Ezinne Gold Egege at Amuke Autonomous Community, Isiala-Ngwa South Local Government Area of Abia State.
Mrs. Egege lived an accomplished life of great impact on humanity and her community.
Today, as we celebrate the 63rd Independence Anniversary of our beloved country, I enjoined Deltans to continue in the spirit of brotherhood, love and peaceful co-existence for the progress of the state and the country in general.
I urged all and sundry to embrace dialogue and other peaceful avenues in resolving whatever differences that may occur.
Congratulations Nigeria and happy 63rd Independence celebrations..
He emphasized the importance of healthcare, education, and maintaining peace in the state. The event also included prayers for the country, state, and government.
Governor Oborevwori highlighted the completion of ongoing projects inherited from the previous administration and the initiation of new projects aligned with the M.O.R.E Agenda.
I received the Minister of Niger Delta Affairs, Hon. Abubakar Momoh and his team on courtesy visit in Government House, Asaba today.
Having congratulated him on his appointment, I urged the Minister to partner with state governments in the region to engender sustainable development, peace and progress as well as ensuring that the region benefit from quality projects in this administration.
At the Opening Ceremony of the 7th Edition of the National Youths Games yesterday , I charged the athletes to commit to hard work, perseverance, focus and dedication because the moment of truth has arrived.
Your family, friends and well-wishers are rooting for you to seize the moment and launch yourself into national prominence.
I wish you the best of luck.