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HEOSL, CBD, CMC Empower Youths, Women Of OML30 Cluster 4 Communities
By Ukane Godwin
The youths and women of OML30 oil producing communities under cluster 4 have been empowered by Heritage Energy Operational Service Limited (HEOSL), Community Development Board (CDB), and Community Management Committee who were trained in different field of endeavors under capacity building training programme for youth and women empowerment.
The said programme took place at Imodje-Orogun Commumity, Ughelli North Local Government Area of Delta State.
Starter parks worth millions of naira were presented to the beneficiaries.
Presenting the starter packs to the recipients drawn from different communities that make up the cluster, the Chairman of the Community Managment Committee, Hon. Chief Okpako Onome urged them to make proper use of the items in order to last for them.
He added: “These items presented to you today is as a result of your commitment to the training in which you went through during the programme. You have to make proper use of the items so that it may last for you.
Speaking further, Hon. Onome also commended the efforts of HEOSL, CDB, CMC, for the kind gesture to the youths and women of the communities.
Items presented include fourteen (14) sowing machines, sisteen (16), hair dryers, thirty-four (34) generators, four (4) hair cliopers machine, four (4) sterilizers machine with cash support each to the beneficiaries.
However, Mr. Augustine Odiri and Miss Orouture Anna who spoke on behalf of other beneficiries thanked HEOSL, CDB and CMC for the kind gesture and assured that they will make good use of the items accordingly.
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