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GOVERNOR OKOWA HAS AGAIN LAMENTED THE CONSTANT ATTACKS ON OIL INSTALLATIONS BY NIGER DELTA MILITANTS

The Governor of Delta State, Senator Ifeanyi Okowa has warned militant groups in the Niger Delta region to stop further attacks on oil installations in the area.
According to him, the time had come for them to sheathe their swords and embrace dialogue.
Okowa, made this appeal while commissioning the 14, 000 capacity stadia built by the Delta State Polytechnic, Ozoro.
He lamented the constant attacks on oil installations, which had reduced Delta State from its status from the second, to the fourth oil producing state in the country.
The governor also commissioned three laboratory buildings, model banking hall, wheel balancing workshop/laboratory and six other new projects executed by the institution with its internally generated revenue.
“At a point in time, we have a right to agitate, but we should also be mindful of the ways of our agitations to ensure that what we are doing is not directly slapping our own face.
“A lot of investments are coming and we know that Delta State is the preferred destination. There is a new oil and gas company that is coming to take over the NPDC percentage in the OML 30 and the headquarters of their operations will be based in Warri.

“This will be good for the state, but we must ensure that we provide the needed peace. I believe that our communities will give them a lot of support, because their intention is to improve oil production from where it is today at 20, 000 to 250, 000 barrels per day in the next two and that will be wonderful for our State.”

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