Senior Special Assistant to the Delta State Governor (political matters) and Chairmanship aspirant for Isoko South Local Council, Hon Ofremu Omafeni Oghale has lauded Governor, Ifeanyi Okowa for reverting to payment of full salaries in a bid to soften the effect of the increase in fuel price and electricity tariffs.
He said this during a visit to the Irri/Aviara road which is going through rehabilitation.
Ofremu, noted that the governor has displayed real servitude to the people in spite of the lean resources occasioned by the COVID-19 pandemic that affected the global economy.
Ofremu commended the creativity and prudence of the governor as well as his managerial ability in marrying personnel and capital expenditures despite the heavy wage bill.
He also used the opportunity to thank the Governor for massive rehabilitation of the Oleh, Irri-Aviara road.
His words, “I am impressed with this developmental work aimed at putting a final stop to this road and drainage problems. With the ongoing impressive drainage system, box coverts and other road works, the road problem would finally be a thing of the past.
The Senior Special Assistant also commended Hon. Ferguson Onwo and Hon. Kenneth Ogba, representing Isoko South Constituencies 11 and 1 respectively, for working together with the governor to see to the speedy approval and construction of the road.
He also visited the ongoing Otor Aviara Primary School project where he commended the Hon. Ferguson Onwo in ensuring the completion of his constituency projects in Olomoro, Igbide, Enwhe and Umeh communities.
Some Communities Liaison Officers, Mr. Abugo Oghenekaro and Chief Ernest Ezo,who spoke individually, asserted the communities joy in the ongoing work and total cooperation to see to their completion in the shortest possible time.
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