LAGOS SEPTEMBER 9TH (URHOBOTODAY)-Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Chieftain and former Delta State Gubernatorial aspirant, Chief Sunny Onuesoke has reiterated that  the lofty achievements recorded by Delta State Governor Rt (Hon) Sheriff Oborevwori  within hundred days of his administration  is  in consonance with his MORE agenda, adding that  it is   worthwhile to say that he started on a good note and should be celebrated and cheered up.
The PDP Chieftain who made the commendation at Asaba International Airport, Asaba, Delta State shortly after arriving from Lagos where he attended climate change conference extolled the fast pace of  the Governor’s achievements,  adding  that  in less than 100 days his   administration accorded premium to the welfare of civil servants and retirees, and also set machinery in motion for the much-desired people-oriented governance by making key appointments in which the three senatorial districts of the state were fully represented.

He further disclosed that during  the Governor’s  hundred days in office, he successfully intensified the improvement of infrastructure, resulting in the construction of over 117 kilometers of roads, bridges and approximately 85 kilometers of drainage systems across the state.

“Under his administration within this 100 days, construction of roads, bridges and drainage projects were distributed across the three Senatorial Districts of the state, along with over 400 projects inherited from the previous administration.  A number of these projects have been completed and are ready for commissioning, while others are in their advanced and final stages of completion.

“I sincerely also applaud the attention he is  giving to Warri the economic capital of Delta State which is dear to the ethnic nationalities of Delta South, Delta Central and beyond,” Onuesoke  who said he  went on  personal inspection of the projects across the state disclosed.

Onuesoke applauded Oborevwori’s style of handling crisis in the state especially with the recent re-escalation of hostilities between Aladja and Ogbeh Ijoh communities, adding that his deployment of non-kinetic strategy in settling the crisis must be commended as it has given hope of more enduring peaceful co-existence between the warring communities and other communities in the state.

He equally commended the way and manner in which his administration handled the issue of palliatives in the state to emolliate the hardship of the people  with respect to  removal of oil subsidy and increase in fuel prices.

“For instance, as part of measures to cushion the impact of fuel subsidy removal, Governor Sheriff Oborevwori rolled out palliatives for workers by increasing their salaries. The governor equally announced that the state’s 50,196   workforce will now work in shifts and from home. To caution their transport difficulties the introduction of electric vehicles is on the pipelines,” Onuesoke disclosed.

He asserted that a 100 days is a very short time for meaningful assessment, but however maintained that for a man who hit the ground running from first day in office with  reasonable milestones  being  identified within the period under review,   the Governor of Delta State  is safe to say his morning has revealed how bright the rest of the day would be.

“These early achievements, in addition to the zeal and patriotism showcased by  his administration, within this short period, constitute a beacon of hope for better days ahead. This is in line with the aura of optimism that followed his divine enthronement and Deltans should be  hopeful of  reaping  good governance and prosperity in the nearest future.

Advising the Governor not to relent  in his effort he stated,  “Never the less, I implore the Governor  to do more in line with his  MORE Agenda and also appoint more competent and selfless persons as special assistant, senior special assistant, executive assistant and  board members whose appointment should match their profiles, so as to propel more achievements.”