Nigeria @66: Oborevwori, Otti, Otu, Mbah assure Nigerians of better days
Governors from Delta and Abia states delivered Independence Day messages urging citizens to remain patient and united during ongoing economic reforms. They highlighted their respective state-level efforts to improve infrastructure and attract investment.
Why it matters
The messaging aligns with federal government efforts to garner public support for economic policies amidst widespread hardship.
By : Monday Osanyade , Gordi Udeajah , Solomon Azu
Delta State Governor , Sheriff Oborevwori, has told Nigerians that “there is hope on the horizon and brighter days to come,” and urged them to remain steadfast and united in the current reform efforts by the leadership of the country.
Oborevwori, in his Independence Day message signed by his Chief Press Secretary, Festus Ekpen Ahon, said unity is essential to achieving lasting development and prosperity.
He urged Deltans to continue supporting President Bola Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda , and his administration’s MORE Agenda, saying continuity and stability in governance were critical to delivering sustainable development.
The governor said his administration was complementing federal efforts through massive infrastructure projects, investment in renewable energy, job creation and measures designed to attract foreign direct investment to Delta.
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