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Delta Women Congratulate Oborevwori On Supreme Court Victory
Women in Delta State have congratulated Rt. Hon. Francis Sheriff Oborevwori over his victory at the Supreme Court, urged to build a strategic alliance with exceptional dedication to improving public services and economic security through good governance.
The women in their congratulatory message issued by the Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on Women Mobilization, Chief Hon. (Mrs.) Betty Onakpoma JP, on Friday 19, 2023, said Governor Oborevwori’s validation at the Supreme Court affirms President Tinubu’s testament of civil rights and the Justice system.
She said, “On behalf of the good women of Delta State, I wish to extend my heartfelt congratulations to you my amiable boss, the Executive Governor of Delta State, H.E. Rt. Hon. Francis Sheriff Oborevwori, on your well-deserved victory at the Supreme Court.
Chief Betty who mobilized Delta women in jubilation for the Governor’s victory at Ughelli, noted that Deltans immensely voted for Governor Oborevwori due to his outstanding impact and exemplary leadership throughout his remarkable journey in grassroots politics.
“Additionally, his dedication and outstanding achievements in good governance, infrastructural development, security, and politics have left an indelible mark on society”.
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“I am immensely proud to be
associated with you and the values you represent. Your unwavering commitment to excellence and
the betterment of our state serves as an
inspiration to us all, congratulations”, she added.
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