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DELSU VC Congratulates Oborevwori On Governor Of The Year 2026 Recognition

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DELSU VC Congratulates Oborevwori On Governor Of The Year 2026 Recognition

The Vice-Chancellor of Delta State University (DELSU), Abraka, Professor Samuel Ogheneovo Asagba, has congratulated the Governor of Delta State, Rt. Hon. Elder Sheriff Francis Oborevwori, on his recognition as Governor of the Year 2026.

Asagba, in a goodwill message issued on behalf of the Governing Council, Management, Senate, staff and students of the university, described the recognition as a reflection of purposeful leadership and a genuine commitment to the development of Delta State.

He noted that the Oborevwori administration’s efforts to improve the welfare of the people, strengthen critical sectors and create an enabling environment for sustainable development demonstrated a vision centred on the progress and prosperity of the state.

The DELSU Vice-Chancellor particularly commended the governor’s commitment to education, describing it as a significant investment in the future of Delta State.

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According to him, as an institution committed to the advancement of knowledge, human capacity development and societal transformation, DELSU acknowledges the important role of visionary leadership in creating an environment where education and innovation can thrive.

He further stated that the honour not only recognised Oborevwori’s distinctive leadership style but also served as a reminder of his unwavering and selfless commitment to building a better and more prosperous Delta State.

The Vice-Chancellor added that Deltans were proud beneficiaries of the positive impacts of the governor’s responsive governance.

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He wished Oborevwori greater wisdom, strength and success in his continued service to Delta State, while congratulating him on the well-deserved recognition.

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