Commissioner reaffirms Oborevwori’s commitment to fairness, peace, inclusive development

Delta Commissioner for Works and Public Information, Charles Aniagwu, has assured Deltans that Governor Sheriff Oborevwori’s administration remained committed to its development agenda despite political attacks and false narratives ahead of the 2027 general elections.

Speaking at a press briefings alongside the governor’s Chief Press Secretary, Sir Festus Ahon, on Tuesday in Asaba, Aniagwu emphasised the government’s focus on delivering its four-point agenda centered on peace, security, meaningful development, and reforms.

His words: “Those behind these campaigns of calumny are attempting to de-market the administration for selfish political gain.

“But our commitment to building a Delta that is peaceful, inclusive, and investment-friendly remains unwavering, ” he said.

He noted projects were spread across all senatorial districts and federal constituencies to foster unity and progress.

Aniagwu added that Oborevwori-led administration had kept schools functional despite nationwide strikes, undertaken massive road construction, and implemented social investment programs for job creation.

Oborevwori’s consistency in keeping schools functional despite nationwide strikes, massive road construction in both riverine and upland areas, and social investment programmes aimed at job creation were clear evidence. of his people-oriented governance, ” he said.

He also emphasised that the governor prioritised peace, warning that troublemakers won’t be spared, and appeals for unity and patriotism among Deltans.

“For Governor Oborevwori, enhanced peace and security are non-negotiable because development can only thrive in an atmosphere of peace.

“That is why he continues to appeal to all Deltans to embrace unity and patriotism, ” he said.

Aniagwu reaffirmed the administration’s commitment to fairness, peace, and development, stating that governance won’t be slowed down by electioneering activities.

Aniagwu dismissed claims of bias, saying Oborevwori’s governance style valued all Deltans equally, with development projects and appointments cutting across the state’s 25 local government areas.

The commissioner urged political actors to support the administration’s developmental drive and set aside divisive tendencies.