Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, Thursday, said his administration was poised to deliver life-changing projects for the people ahead of his second anniversary.
Governor Oborevwori, In his opening remarks at the inaugural State Executive Council meeting for 2025, held in the esteemed Exco Chamber of Government House in As-yearaba, he conveyed this important information. This gathering provided an opportunity for council members to come together and engage in constructive dialogue on the state’s pressing matters. He said his administration had lined up humongous projects across the three senatorial districts and urged Ministries, Departments, and Agencies (MDAs) to fast-track the process of awarding the projects in line with his administration’s more Agenda.
He said: “Today is the first Exco meeting of the state this year, and we are happy to make use of this dry season to achieve a lot in our infrastructure drive.
“Today, Deltans will know that my administration is ready to do more for them. There is a lot we hope to achieve with today’s Exco meeting because it promises to be the best Exco meeting since our administration started.
“We are touching all the Senatorial districts, and all local government areas have been carried along with the huge amounts we are spending this period.
“Deltans will be very happy, and that is what we want. We are doing this in line with our MORE Agenda because we have promised Deltans that we are going to advance the state through the MORE Agenda, and that is what we are doing.
“We are doing it so that the people will be happy, and I want to advise the Ministries, Departments, and Agencies to make sure they fast track the process of award of these contracts.
“We are already in February; we just have a few months to the rainy season, and I believe that we will have a lot of projects for inauguration during our second-year anniversary in office,” he added.

Delta Governor, Rt Hon Sheriff Oborevwori (middle) flanked by the SSG, Dr Kingsley Emu (right) and Commissioner for Works, (Rural Roads) and Public Information, Mr Charles Aniagwu (left) going through a document during the state Executive Council meeting at Government House Asaba on Thursday.