Environmental Sanitation: Augustine Ogedegbe Clear Drainages at braka Market.

Environmental Sanitation: Augustine Ogedegbe Clear Drainages at braka Market.

The people of Abraka Main Market in Delta State witnessed a remarkable display of leadership and commitment to community development as Hon. Augustine Ogedegbe, Chairman of Ethiope East Local Government Council, spearheaded the monthly environmental sanitation exercise. 

With a focus on thorough refuse evacuation and drainage clearance, Ogedegbe's efforts left traders and residents impressed and hopeful for a brighter future.

This initiative is a fact to Ogedegbe's dedication to realizing Governor Sheriff Francis Orohwedor Oborevwori's vision for Delta State's overall development. 

By prioritizing environmental cleanliness, Ogedegbe is not only improving the aesthetic appeal of Abraka but also promoting public health and safety through, thorough refuse evacuation, drainage clearance, community Engagement.

Ogedegbe interacted with residents and traders, listening to their concerns and soliciting feedback on how to improve the market's infrastructure.

The impact of Ogedegbe's efforts extends beyond the physical environment. By demonstrating his commitment to community development, he is inspiring a sense of pride and ownership among Abraka's residents. This, in turn, can foster a culture of responsibility and cooperation, driving progress and growth in the area.

As Abraka continues to grow and develop, Ogedegbe's leadership will be crucial in addressing the challenges and opportunities that arise. His collaboration with Governor Sheriff Oborevwori's administration will ensure that Delta State's development vision is realized at the grassroots level.

With Ogedegbe as the Chairman of Ethiope East Local Government Council, Abraka and neighboring communities in Ethiope East can look forward to: Improved Infrastructure, Enhanced market facilities, roads, and public services  Economic Growth, Increased trade and commerce.

As the people of Abraka celebrate this milestone, they can take pride in knowing that their Council Chairman is dedicated to creating a better future for all. Ogedegbe's impact will be felt for years to come, serving as a model for community development and leadership excellence in Delta State.

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