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Eravwoke Applauds Oborevwori Over Appointment Of Eshenake As Executive Assistant

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Eravwoke Applauds Oborevwori Over Appointment Of Eshenake As Executive Assistant
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Dr Kester Eravwoke has applauded the Executive Governor of Delta State, Rt. Hon Sheriff Oborevwori over the appointment of Chief (Dr) S.J Eshenake, as E.A on Community Development.

Dr. Eravwoke gave the compensation in a statement on Tuesday.

He said he was excited over the appointment of Eshenake who he said is a colleague of his in the field of Education and Economics, just as he specifically commended the Governor for finding the Chief Lecturer in the Department of Economics in the College of Education, Warri, worthy as Executive Assistance.

Dr Kester Eravwoke described the new appointee as a democratic personality who understands the importance of ameliorating economic welfare of citizen, value and enhancement of human capital development of a community and without doubt has improved the educational advancement of Delta State by providing his wealth of experience in Uvwie community, Urhobo and Delta State in general.

He added: “He is a well respected son of Urhobo, a Chief and academic doctor who has championed effective prospects for peaceful productivity in community affairs and peaceful coexistence.

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He continued: “Dr. S.J Eshenake as an erudite scholar in Economics and community affairs has trained so many and hopes to extend the training to citizens of Delta state to enable them provide good leadership in economy and community management.”

Furthermore, he said “he is a refined Uvwie son with excellent leadership prowess quality.”

“It’s a gratuitous excitement to congratulate you on your successful appointment to the Governor of Delta State as E.A on Community Development,” he concluded.

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