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DELSU: PGSAN Executive Congratulates Gov. Oborevwori On Supreme Court Victory
By Daniel Dafe
The Executive members of the Postgraduate Students Association of Nigeria, PGSAN, Delta State University Chapter, have congratulated Governor Sheriff Oborevwori on his victory at the Supreme Court.
Recall that the Supreme Court on Friday affirmed the victory of Governor Oborevwori.
A statement on Saturday signed by the PGSAN President, Ohwovoriole Oviebemre and Secretary, Umeh E. Chinonye, made available to media houses, said it was common knowledge that Oborevwori is a grassroot man and worked hard for his victory.
“The Supreme Court victory is well deserved,” the statement added, just as the body called on him to always remember that his victory is a confirmation of the mandate earlier given to him by Deltans.
Adding: “We acknowledge His Excellency for his numerous achievements so far in the areas of infrastructural development, health care, human capital development among others
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“Governor Oborevwori has also shown that governance is not all about the winner takes it all by appointing many other political party members, non-indigenes in his administration. His all-inclusiveness is second to none.”
Furthermore, while praying for the success of his administration, PGSAN DELSU, called on all aggrieved candidates to come together and embrace peace in the spirit of sportsmanship by joining forces with Oborevwori since the apex court already vindicated and affirmed his victory.
“Once again, we congratulate you sir and we believe that the state will experience massive development under you,” the statement concluded.
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