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2nd Anniversary: Southern Women Empowerment Forum Salutes Governor Sheriff Oborevwori

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By Daniel Dafe

The Southern Women Empowerment Forum (SWEF), Delta State Chapter has extended warmest congratulations to His Excellency, Governor Sheriff Oborevwori, on the occasion of his second anniversary in office.

This was contained in a statement signed by Dr. Obi Rose, Delta State Coordinator, SWEF..

This milestone underscores your unwavering dedication to the people and your relentless pursuit of progress and democratic consolidation.”

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The group continued: “Your administration’s commitment to the More Agenda has been truly impressive, repositioning Delta State on a trajectory of sustainable growth and development.

“As a Forum championing women’s empowerment across Delta State and Nigeria, we acknowledge and appreciate the significant strides your administration has made in:

– Fostering inclusive governance and promoting women’s leadership

– Implementing policies that drive socio-economic development and gender equity

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– Supporting economic empowerment programs and human capital development initiatives

“Your tireless efforts to promote gender equality, empower women, and develop human capital have profoundly impacted women and youths across Delta State. We also extend our congratulations to His Excellency, the Deputy Governor, for his loyalty and unwavering support to your administration. We commend his dedication and urge him to continue serving with distinction.”

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“As you celebrate this momentous occasion together with your deputy as well as other members of the State Executive, we pray for renewed strength, wisdom, and divine guidance to continue steering Delta State toward prosperity, unity, and peace. The Southern Women Empowerment Forum stands in solidarity with your administration and remains committed to partnering in initiatives that uplift the lives of Nigerian women and promote sustainable national development,” SWEF concluded.

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