The
Governor of Delta State, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan, CON, has said he will like to
be remembered for the milestones in infrastructural developments, which he has
attracted to different parts of the State since he assumed office eight years
ago.
Dr. Uduaghan said
this while speaking with newsmen recently in Warri. The Governor noted that there
are lots of projects, programmes and policies that has endeared his
administration to Deltans and for which he will surely be remembered.
“I
think people from different background, interests or locations would remember
me for different reasons “The woman who now has strong confidence in safe delivery
in public health facilities through the free maternal health services will
remember me for that. “Those living in Avenue would remember me for the
dualized Avenue Road, same for those in Refinery Road, Effurun Flyover, those
in Ughelli will remember us for the Dualized Ughelli township road, the people
of Umeh in Isoko South will remember us for the Umeh road and bridges while
those at Aradhe, Ushie, Ashaka and Aboh will remember us for their roads and
bridges. At Ovwor-Olomu and Oginibo in Ughelli South, they will remember us for
their roads and Olomu bridge, Abigborodo for their road and bridges and even
those in Asaba for over 64 roads completed including the Dualized Ezenei
Avenue, DBS road, Old Anwai Road, Junior Staff Quarter road, Agric road, Federal
College Road, Cabinet complex road and the Asaba flyover, Airport and new
Government House."
For
the people of Aradhe, to Oloa Ossissa they will remember us for the Dualized
section B of the Ughelli Asaba road, at Ode-Itsekiri we will be remembered for
Trans Ode Itsekiri roads and bridges, all over the state we will be remembered
for the the new schools we have built and the old ones we have rehabilitated to
world class standards.
"Again
we have also left a legacy of peace and mutual cooperation among all Deltans.
There is relative peace and tranquility across Delta State which can be
ascribed to our peace and security agenda. No doubt we will be leaving Delta
State much better than we met in 2007."
Governor
Uduaghan commended Deltans for the support given to his administration over the
years and urged them to extend same support and cooperation to the
Governor-Elect Senator Dr Ifeanyi Okowa.
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