Stanley Boss Applauds Governor Oborevwori’s Developmental Achievements, Calls for Continued Support


Stanley Boss Applauds Governor Oborevwori’s Developmental Achievements, Calls for Continued Support

By Nelson Agbajor

The Executive Assistant to the Delta State Governor on Youth Development, Mr. Stanley Eshanomi, popularly known as "Stanley Boss," has praised Governor Sheriff Oborevwori for his remarkable developmental strides across the state.
Speaking recently in Sapele Local Government Area while addressing journalists on the ongoing road projects in the area, Stanley Boss highlighted the visible progress of the administration’s MORE Agenda and called for collective support to sustain the momentum.

“The MORE Agenda is on track in Delta State, and we must all rally behind Governor Sheriff Oborevwori to continue delivering for Deltans,” he said.
He emphasized the numerous road projects currently underway in Sapele and other parts of the state, stressing that development under the Oborevwori-led administration is evenly spread across the three senatorial districts.

“I sincerely commend His Excellency for his dedication to infrastructure, human capital development, and other vital sectors. His efforts are transforming Delta State,” he noted.

While appreciating the governor’s ongoing projects, Stanley Boss also made a special appeal for the Deghele-Elume Polytechnic, urging the administration to prioritize its development for the benefit of the people.

“I trust my governor’s leadership and his ability to listen to the needs of the people. I believe strongly in his administration,” he concluded.


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