Oborevwori Reaffirms Inclusive Governance, Vows Service To All Deltans
A Commitment to Serve Without Bias
DELTA State Governor, Sheriff Oborevwori, has reiterated his commitment to serving all residents of the state with fairness, inclusivity, and dedication, regardless of ethnic, religious, or political differences.
He made the remarks while receiving a delegation of Catholic priests from the Warri, Issele-Uku, and Bomadi dioceses at the Government House in Asaba.
Governance Rooted in Inclusion and Stability
Oborevwori emphasized that his administration is guided by the principle of inclusive governance, stressing that every ethnic nationality in Delta State deserves a sense of belonging.
According to him, sustainable development can only be achieved when government policies reflect the diversity of the state and promote unity among its people.
He also assured that efforts had been made to prevent ethnic tensions, particularly in sensitive areas such as Warri, through dialogue and stakeholder engagement.
Fiscal Discipline and Development Focus
The governor highlighted his administration’s commitment to financial responsibility, stating that all projects are backed by available funds and executed without borrowing.
He noted that workers’ salaries and contractor payments have been consistently prioritized, reinforcing trust in government financial management.
Oborevwori further outlined ongoing development efforts in infrastructure, human capital development, empowerment programmes, and security enhancement.
Engagement With Religious Institutions
Oborevwori praised the Catholic Church for its constructive role in promoting peace and offering guidance to government.
He assured the delegation of continued government support for mission-owned institutions and pledged to consider assistance for the Catholic Pilgrimage Centre at Oleri, including access road development.
Personal Reflection on Service and Legacy
Reflecting on his personal journey, the governor stated that his motivation for office is service rather than personal enrichment.
He expressed confidence that his administration would leave behind tangible achievements that would benefit Deltans long after his tenure.
