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By Fred Latimore Esq, Delta.

Former Senate President and National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, His Excellency Senator Iyocha Ayu, will arrive Asaba, Delta State Capital on Friday 29th April, on the express invitation of the State Governor, Senator Dr Ifeanyi Arthur Okowa.

Official activities of the state governor has it that Senator Ayu will commission Ambassador Ralph Uwechue Way and some Storm Water Projects on Friday.

The road project is one of the superb efforts of Okowa administration due to its high quality and standard, completed within estimated contractual time frame, in the ongoing Asaba Capital Territory Development and City Beautification projects.

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Senator Ayu will later proceed to the Cenotaph Asaba as Special Guest of Honour to witness the 2022 Aniocha/Oshili Federal Constituency Empowerment Ceremony where items worth several millions of Naira shall be distributed to lucky beneficiaries by the Minority Leader and member, Federal House of Representatives, Hon Ndudi Elumelu.

Invited senior government officials and other dignitaries are advised to be at the Asaba International Airport on or before 9:30am to warmly receive our amiable National Chairman, PDP, H.E. Senator Ayu.

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