Oborevwori Backs Cubana Millennium City As Catalyst For Delta’s Urban Growth
A New Urban Vision for Asaba
DELTA State Governor, Sheriff Oborevwori, has hailed the Cubana Millennium City project as a game changer capable of transforming Asaba into a major investment hub.
The governor made the declaration during the unveiling of the project’s prototype structure, describing it as a bold step toward modern urbanisation.
High-Profile Launch Event
The inauguration coincided with the 51st birthday celebration of project developer Obinna Iyiegbu and attracted prominent figures, including Samuel Ogbuku.
The event underscored the growing collaboration between government and private investors in driving development.
Overcoming Doubts and Challenges
Governor Oborevwori acknowledged that the project initially faced doubts regarding its timeline and feasibility.
He noted that its successful execution demonstrates what can be achieved through determination and strategic partnerships.
The governor also highlighted the role of government in addressing land-related issues, ensuring a smooth development process.
Economic and Diaspora Impact
Describing the project as more than just a real estate venture, Oborevwori said it represents a broader economic opportunity for Delta State.
He urged citizens, particularly those living abroad, to take advantage of emerging investment opportunities within the state.
According to him, initiatives like the Millennium City can help stimulate local economies, create jobs, and boost internally generated revenue.
Investor Confidence and Future Outlook
Iyiegbu, in his address, reiterated his commitment to delivering a world-class project, noting that the prototype building was completed within record time.
He praised the enabling environment provided by the state government and encouraged other investors to consider Delta as a viable destination.
Conclusion
As construction progresses, the Cubana Millennium City is expected to serve as a benchmark for future developments, reinforcing Delta State’s position as a growing centre for investment and urban transformation.
