…Says Honour Reflects Delta Government’s Achievements in Infrastructure, Healthcare, Education and Human Capital Development
Dr. Wilfred Latimore Oghenesivbe, Director-General of the Delta State Bureau for Orientation and Communications, has congratulated Governor Sheriff Oborevwori on his emergence as The Sun Newspapers’ Governor of the Year, describing the recognition as a testament to his administration’s commitment to good governance and sustainable development.
Oghenesivbe conveyed the congratulatory message on behalf of the management and staff of the Bureau, noting that the prestigious recognition reflected the governor’s dedication to public service and the implementation of development-oriented policies across Delta State.
He said the award was a significant endorsement of the administration’s MORE Agenda, which he noted had continued to translate its development priorities into tangible projects and programmes designed to improve the welfare and living conditions of residents.
According to him, the Oborevwori administration has recorded remarkable interventions in infrastructure development, particularly through the construction of flyovers in Warri, Effurun, Agbor and Ughelli, the dualisation of the Ughelli-Asaba Road and the construction of the Beneku Bridge, alongside several other strategic road projects.
The Bureau Director-General also highlighted the administration’s achievements in the health and education sectors, pointing to the rehabilitation of more than 60 primary healthcare centres and improvements in over 400 public schools across the state.
He further identified youth and women empowerment initiatives, workers’ welfare, grassroots development and investments in human capital as critical components of the government’s development agenda.
Oghenesivbe equally commended the governor’s commitment to strengthening security, expanding economic opportunities, promoting urban renewal and ensuring inclusive governance, stressing that these interventions were central to building a prosperous and sustainable Delta State.
He maintained that the recognition by The Sun Newspapers should serve as additional motivation for the state government to sustain its development momentum and remain focused on delivering policies and projects that directly address the aspirations of the people.
The Bureau chief prayed for continued wisdom, good health and divine protection for Governor Oborevwori as he steers the affairs of the state, expressing confidence that Delta would witness further progress in infrastructure, economic development and social welfare.
He concluded by describing the award as a moment of collective pride for Deltans, while reaffirming the Bureau of Orientation and Communications’ support and goodwill towards the governor and his administration.