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GOVERNOR OKOWA PROMISES TO PARTNER WITH COMMUNITIES ON EVEN DEVELOPMENT

The Governor of Delta State, Senator Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa, has assured communities across the twenty five local governments in the State of government’s readiness to partner with them to ensure even development and prosperity of all Deltans.
Speaking today in Asaba when members of the Warri Traditional Council came to officially inform him of the death of the Olu of Warri, the governor commiserated with the people of Warri Kingdom on the demise of their traditional ruler stating that “as a government we feel very touched especially myself because l was with the Olu two weeks before his death and we had merriment, l sympathise with you because l know it is a huge loss"
“I congratulate the kingdom because you have been able to follow tradition and elected an Olu designate, we will be with you in the process of the final burial of the late Olu and the installation of the new one. The Late Olu has taken the kingdom to a status where the throne is respected in the country.” he said.
He assured the Warri Traditional Council that government would try its best to construct the internal roads in Ode Itsekiri within available resources before the installation of the Olu designate stating " l have met with the Setraco Construction Company as regards the construction of the internal roads in Ode- ltsekiri but the cost they gave is high, we will negotiate with them and see how we can construct the roads within available resources."
Earlier, the Leader of the delegation, Chief Issac Jemide stated that they came to officially inform the governor of the death of the Olu of Warri and to tell him that an Olu designate have been elected “We will keep you posted from time to time of the arrangements we are making towards his burial and will need your support."

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