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Delta @33: Gov. Oborevwori, Building A Legacy Of Sustainable Growth And Development – Chief Onoriode

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The State Director of Protocol, Chief Sunday Onoriode, has extended heartfelt congratulations to His Excellency, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, Governor of Delta State, and all Deltans on the occasion of Delta @33.

In his commemorative message, Chief Onoriode said that the past 33 years since the creation of Delta State have been characterized by notable growth, development, peace, and prosperity.

He praised Governor Oborevwori for his leadership, describing him as a compassionate and attentive leader who has set the state on a promising path towards greater prosperity.

“His Excellency Governor Sheriff Oborevwori is building a legacy of sustainable growth, development, and peace.

“Under the M.O.R.E. agenda, Governor Oborevwori has demonstrated exceptional dedication to delivering impactful development, expanding opportunities, enacting pragmatic reforms, and enhancing peace and security,” he added.

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This commitment, Chief Onoriode said, is paving the way for a more prosperous and inclusive Delta State.

Chief Onoriode also commended the harmonious coexistence of the various ethnic groups in Delta, which he noted as one of the state’s proudest achievements.

He expressed gratitude to past and present political, traditional, and religious leaders for their invaluable contributions to the successes and achievements recorded in the state over the past 33 years.

The State Director of Protocol concluded by urging all residents and Deltans to continue supporting Governor Oborevwori’s administration, maintaining peace and harmony.

Chief Onoriode assured that the state government remains committed to its M.O.R.E. agenda and will strive to elevate Delta State to new heights in all areas.

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