Mr Oborevwori described taxation as the backbone of government revenue.
Mr Oborevwori stressed the urgent need for Nigeria to build a sustainable and competitive automotive industry.
He said the state remained committed to transforming its agriculture through strategic alliances and global best practices adoption.
Mr Oborevwori emphasised his administration’s commitment to revitalising infrastructure in Warri.
The beneficiaries are undergraduates enrolled in various higher institutions across the country.
The governor said that the state was irrevocably committed to investments in the energy sector.
The governor assured civil servants that his administration remains firmly dedicated to their welfare.
Mr Aniagwu lauded Mr Oborevwori’s commitment to transparency and his open-door policy.
He reiterated that all road projects awarded by the state government were expected to last for 20 years.
He said the scholarship programme would benefit 628 children of deceased civil servants from over 200 families and 60 students living with disabilities.
