Gov. Oborevwori assures Delta people of renewed hope, fresh beginning
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Delta State Governor, Sheriff Oborevwori, has described the New Year as a season of renewed hope, fresh beginnings and collective responsibility.
Mr Oborevwori, in a statement signed by his Chief Press Secretary, Festus Ahon, on Thursday extended warm and heartfelt felicitations to Delta people as they usher in the Year 2026.
He urged citizens to draw strength from the lessons of the past and look forward to the future with optimism, courage and unity of purpose.
The governor, who acknowledged the sacrifices, resilience and patience displayed by Delta people, said that the modest but impactful gains recorded across key sectors were made possible by the people’s enduring spirit, peaceful disposition and shared commitment to progress.
Mr Oborevwori assured that the pains, hopes and aspirations of the people remained at the heart of his administration’s policies.
“In the New Year, the government will deepen its focus on good governance, infrastructural renewal, job creation, youth empowerment, enhanced security and inclusive economic growth in line with the MORE Agenda,” he said.
He called on residents to continue to shun violence, embrace peaceful coexistence and uphold the values of hard work, tolerance and patriotism.
He said that enduring peace remained the strongest foundation upon which sustainable development, prosperity and social harmony thrive.
The governor appealed to political leaders, traditional rulers, religious leaders and community stakeholders to strengthen collaboration with the government.
“The task of building a stronger, fairer and more prosperous Delta State must be pursued as a shared responsibility,” he said.
Mr Oborevwori expressed renewed faith in the collective destiny of the state, assuring that his administration would remain steadfast in delivering people-oriented policies.
“We will deliver projects aimed at improving the quality of life of all Deltans and positioning Delta State firmly on a path of sustainable growth, hope and shared prosperity,” he said.
(NAN)
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