Omo-Agege Begins Recap Of Projects Executed As Delta Central Senator

By Our Reporter

Former Deputy Senate President, Ovie Omo-Agege, has commenced a recap of projects he executed during his tenure representing Delta Central Senatorial District at the National Assembly.

In a post shared on his official Facebook page on Saturday, the former lawmaker announced that the exercise, which begins today, will highlight key interventions carried out across the eight local government areas in Delta Central and beyond.

The recap, according to him, is aimed at showcasing the impact of his representation in the Senate, detailing developmental projects delivered to communities during his time in office.

He called on residents and stakeholders to stay engaged as the updates unfold, noting that the initiative reflects his commitment to accountability and continued connection with the people he once represented.

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At the time of publishing this report, as part of the first highlight in the series, Omo-Agege spotlighted the construction of a one-storey classroom block at Ovwian Secondary School in Udu Local Government Area of Delta State, a project aimed at improving learning infrastructure and enhancing the academic environment for students in the community.

The development has sparked interest among constituents, many of whom are keen to revisit the projects and assess their lasting impact across the district.