Oborevwori boosts Delta football teams with 4 brand-new buses

Governor Sheriff Oborevwori of Delta, has donated four brand-new buses to Warri Wolves and Delta Queens Football Clubs to boost their morale and performance in domestic and international competitions.

Each club received a Toyota Coaster bus and a Toyota Hiace bus, aimed at addressing travel challenges caused by old vehicles.

Oborevwori explained that the donation was prompted by recent challenges faced by the teams, including travel hitches due to old vehicles.

He said providing reliable and comfortable vehicles is part of his administration’s commitment to sports development in Delta State.

“Delta State is doing very well in sports across Nigeria. But we must continue to motivate our players to do even better,” the governor said.

“I was told recently that one of the teams had issues with their vehicle on the road because the vehicle is old.

”I immediately directed the procurement of two Coaster buses and two Hiace buses, one set for Warri Wolves and the other for Delta Queens, ” he said.

The governor charged players and officials to remain focused and committed, noting that the state government always rewards excellence.

“This is to motivate you. When you win matches and medals, we pay your bonuses promptly. We want you to keep striving, keep winning, and keep making Delta proud,” Oborevwori added.

Head Coach Samson Keshi and Team Captain Owoeye Temitope lauded the governor for the unprecedented gesture, assuring that they would strive harder to win laurels for Delta State.

They said the gesture was a great feat, adding that they have not received such support before and assured that they would strive harder to win laurels for Delta state.

With both teams currently competing in the nation’s top leagues, the donation is expected to enhance their logistics, boost their morale, and overall performance as Delta continues to consolidate its reputation as the sporting capital of Nigeria.

The donation is expected to enhance the teams’ logistics and overall performance.

The gesture will boost the teams’ morale, motivating them to perform better in their competitions.