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Senator Ned Nwoko Joins Senate Leadership In Strategic Engagement With President Bola Tinubu
In a demonstration of unwavering commitment to national development and collaborative governance, Senator Prince Ned Munir Nwoko, representing Delta North Senatorial District, on Monday joined his colleagues in the Senate under the leadership of the Senate President, Senator Godswill Akpabio, on a working visit to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
The high-level delegation convened at the President’s private residence in Lagos, where critical matters of state and the overarching vision for a prosperous Nigeria formed the nucleus of their deliberations.
This engagement underscored the synergy between the Executive and Legislative arms of government, reflecting a shared resolve to chart a transformative course for the nation.
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Senator Nwoko, renowned for his intellectual rigor and unrelenting advocacy for the advancement of Delta North and Nigeria at large, reaffirmed his commitment to translating the outcomes of such strategic dialogues into tangible benefits for his constituents.
The discourse highlighted a collective dedication to fostering stability, driving economic growth, and entrenching good governance, serving as a testament to the Senate’s alignment with the President’s agenda for national renewal and sustainable progress.
Hon. Gloria Okolugbo
Director Communications
Office of the Senator representing Delta North Senatorial Zone.
Distinguished Senator Prince Ned Munir Nwoko
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