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06/11/2025

Across the state, people are witnessing solutions take shape as vital drainage channels begin to ease flooding and improve water flow.

This project is not just about infrastructure, it’s about creating safer streets, protecting homes, and bringing relief to communities long affected by seasonal water challenges.

This initiative proves that planning and action can bring lasting relief and change.

06/11/2025

Speaker of the Delta State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Emomotimi Dennis Guwor, has said that the passage of the Delta State Anti-Terrorism and Anti-Cultism (Amendment) Bill, 2025, represents a firm declaration of government’s commitment to securing the lives and property of citizens.

The Speaker explained that the bill, which was read the third time and passed during the week at plenary after exhaustive scrutiny, provides a stronger legal tool for law enforcement agencies to combat terrorism, cultism, and related crimes across the state.

06/11/2025

As part of ongoing efforts to strengthen professionalism and productivity in the public service, Governor Sheriff Oborevwori has approved transport grants for officers participating in the 21st edition of the Senior Management Course of the Administrative Staff College of Nigeria (ASCON) in Asaba.

The approval, the first of its kind in over two decades since the programme began in the state, underscores the Governor’s commitment to the welfare and capacity development of civil servants under the MORE Agenda.

06/11/2025

Governor Sheriff Oborevwori has said that dialogue remains one of the strongest tools for building lasting peace, describing it as a mark of wisdom, courage, and strength rather than weakness.

He stated this at a community peace workshop in Orerokpe, organised by the Office of the Special Adviser on Peace Building and Conflict Resolution. The Governor was represented by the Chairman of the Delta State Internal Revenue Service, Hon. Solomon Igrakpata.

He urged traditional rulers, community leaders, youths and women to be ambassadors of peace, stressing that no problem is beyond solution when people are willing to talk and work together.

Chief Edwin Uzor, Special Adviser to the Governor on Peace Building and Conflict Resolution, said the workshop was part of ongoing efforts to equip community actors with the skills to sustain peace at the grassroots.

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Under the visionary leadership of Governor Sheriff Oborevwori, another milestone has been achieved for Delta State.

Today, the Governor, represented by Commissioner Mr. Charles Aniagwu, announced ₦8.4 billion directed to Desopadec to settle long-standing contractor debts.

The payment covers certified projects from 2010 to date, fully settling those owed 20 million or less, and paying 50% to those above 20 million, bringing relief and supporting a thriving, inclusive economy.

Projects include water schemes, schools, roads, jetties, and health centres, especially in oil-producing communities, showing the MORE Agenda reaches all of Delta State.

Delta State continues to witness solutions that create opportunities, support businesses, and empower communities, a true mark of a listening and action-oriented government.

06/11/2025

The Delta State House of Assembly has approved the establishment of a dual mode programme in the state’s Colleges of Education, paving the way for students to obtain both the Nigeria Certificate in Education (NCE) and a bachelor’s degree simultaneously.

Commissioner for Higher Education, Prof. Nyerhovwo Tonukari, hailed the approval as a game-changer in the advancement of higher education, as the new programme will eliminate the need for external affiliations while expanding access, innovation, and efficiency in teacher education.

06/11/2025

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06/11/2025

DESOPADEC: Oborevwori Approves Release of ₦8.4bn To Clear Inherited Contract Debts

Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, has approved the release of ₦8.4 billion to the Delta State Oil Producing Areas Development Commission (DESOPADEC) for the settlement of long-standing contract liabilities dating from 2010 to 2023.

The intervention is aimed at restoring contractor confidence, revitalizing grassroots development, and stimulating economic activity across the state’s oil-producing communities.

The Commissioner for Works (Rural Roads) and Public Communication, Mr. Charles Aniagwu, disclosed this while briefing journalists at Government House, Asaba, after a meeting between the Governor and the Management of DESOPADEC.

Aniagwu explained that the funds would be used to pay contractors who executed verified projects for the Commission but had remained unpaid for years.

He noted that contractors owed ₦20 million and below would receive 100 per cent payment, while those owed above ₦20 million would receive 50 per cent as first installment.

He stated that the approval reinforces the Governor’s resolve to confront inherited financial burdens rather than ignore them, in line with the administration’s MORE Agenda of Meaningful Development, Opportunities for All, Realistic Reforms, and Enhanced Peace and Security.

"You will recall that not long ago, His Excellency directed the release of ₦10 billion to the State Pension Bureau to clear a substantial portion of outstanding pension liabilities.

"This is consistent with his earlier intervention on the settlement of promotion arrears. Despite the fact that many of these challenges predated his administration, he has continued to address them with courage and compassion,” Aniagwu said.

Also speaking, the Managing Director of DESOPADEC, Chief Festus Ochonogor, commended the Governor for the financial intervention, describing it as a major step towards restoring trust and ensuring continuity in project delivery across oil-producing communities.

Ochonogor added that since the Oborevwori assumed office, the current DESOPADEC Management has sustained regular payments to contractors for projects executed under its watch, stressing that the newly approved funds are specifically to settle inherited contractual obligations from previous years.

He said the debts covered a range of projects including road construction, school rehabilitation, water supply schemes, jetties, and other community development initiatives.

He noted that the Governor had earlier directed the Commission to conduct an extensive audit to verify claims and ensure transparency before approving the payments.

The approval has been well received across the oil-producing areas, where communities have awaited progress on essential infrastructure and development projects.