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Emakpor Congratulates Oboro On Her Appointment As Commissioner
…Says Her Abilities Will Help To Drive Okowa Smart Agenda
The Special Assistant on Peace Building and Conflict Resolution to Governor Ifeanyi Okowa, Hon Martin Emakpo, has congratulated Hon Evelyn Oboro on her new appointment as Commissioner in the state
Emakpor who congratulated the former House of Representative member in Asaba also commended the State Governor, Senator Dr Ifeanyi Okowa for appointing Hon Oboro, adding that her sterling qualities and abilities will help to drive the SMART Agenda of the Governor.
The Special Adviser also noted that Delta as the role model and envy of other states requires leaders with high level of political maturity with the heart to serve in order to maintain the standard the state Governor has set.
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“I therefore felicitate with my honourable commissioner, Hon Evelyn Oboro, her appointment and other commissioners like Hon Julius Egbedi by Dr Ifeanyi Okowa are reward for hard work and diligence to duty and testamentary of the governor’s approval for their work in making Delta a better place,” affirming that Hon Oboro who over the years has contributed to bring dividends of democracy will excel in her new position.
Emakpor also appealed to Deltans to be patient, insisting that Governor Okowa’s home stretch will consolidate on his track record not only as the road master but a man of integrity, diligence and passion for development and he will continue to yield positive results and rewards to Deltans.
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