NYCN Chairman, Abebe Hails Oborevwori’s Developemental Strides In Delta

NYCN Chairman, Abebe Hails 
Oborevwori’s Developemental Strides In Delta

By Endurance Ikanone 

Comrade Kingsley Abebe, the Chairman of the National Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN) Sapele Local Government Chapter, has commended Governor Sheriff Oborevwori for his outstanding developmental strides in Delta State. 

Abebe praised the governor's numerous achievements in an interview with newsmen at his Sapele residence, noting that infrastructural and human capital development across the state has improved tremendously since Governor Oborevwori assumed office.

"Governor Oborevwori's administration has made significant progress in various sectors, including infrastructure development, construction of flyovers, cloverleaf, pedestrian bridges, and road expansion projects in Warri and Effurun, worth N78 billion. This is a testament to his commitment to improving the state's infrastructure," he said. 

Added to this, Abebe said the installation of solar street lights in various areas, including Amukpe Roundabout, Amukpe, Ojogodo, and others in Sapele Local Government Area, has enhanced security and economic growth.

He also commended Governor Oborevwori for the D CARES program, which has empowered many youths in the state, transforming them into entrepreneurs. This program is a significant step towards reducing unemployment and promoting economic growth," he said. 

The governor's focus on human capital development has also been commendable, with various empowerment programs for women associations and vulnerable groups.

The NYCN chairman therefore, urged Governor Oborevwori not to rest on his oars, but to continue doing more for Deltans. 

The governor's dedication to the state's development is inspiring, and the people of Delta State are eager to see more projects and initiatives that will improve their lives.

Governor Oborevwori's administration has made significant progress in Delta State, and Abebe's commendation is a indication to the governor's commitment to the welfare of Deltans. 

As the state continues to grow and develop, it is essential to recognize and appreciate the efforts of leaders like Governor Oborevwori.

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