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Oborevwori Collaborates with Federal Government for Delta’s Development, Says Aniagwu

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…addresses viral video regarding Senator Tinubu’s visit

By Sunday Apah

During a press conference in Asaba on Thursday, Delta State Commissioner for Works (Rural Roads) and Public Information, Aniagwu, emphasized that Governor Sheriff Oborevwori is actively collaborating with the Federal Government to foster comprehensive development within the state.

Aniagwu explained that the administration is committed to enhancing engagement with relevant government bodies at various levels to advance the M.O.R.E Agenda.

He stated, “Our aim is to strengthen our partnerships with federal agencies, from the Presidency down, to ensure that Delta maximizes the benefits available to us. Ultimately, we wish to enhance the quality of life for our citizens.”

He noted that the state has already begun to see benefits from this collaborative relationship, citing the recent concessioning of the Benin-Onitsha Expressway as a key achievement.

“This development will significantly improve transportation along that route, and we fully support this initiative. Our administration is dedicated to making this road more navigable in the near future.”

Referring to a recent event, Aniagwu mentioned that the Minister of Works, Engr. David Umahi, and Governor Oborevwori joined forces on the initiative, showcasing the strong bond between the state and federal governments.

“We understand the importance of having a cooperative spirit, especially with our current President, and we are committed to ensuring our nation’s effective functioning.”

He stressed the importance of unity in overcoming challenges, asserting that any difficulties experienced at the national or state level could hinder development.

“We want to see progress in all areas of the country, particularly under the leadership of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu. Our collaboration has now led to the continuation of the 17.5 km alignment that links the Second Niger Bridge to Issele-Azagba.”

Aniagwu also highlighted the recognition from the Minister of Works regarding Governor Oborevwori’s efforts in infrastructure improvement and human capital development.

“Our governor has prioritized the security and welfare of our people, as outlined in Section 14, Subsection 2, Paragraph b of the 1999 Constitution. We are grateful for the support from the Minister and the President as we anticipate more projects in the future.”

In response to a viral video involving nursing students during the First Lady Senator Oluremi Tinubu’s visit, Aniagwu clarified the situation, stating that the video misrepresented the event’s proceedings.

“Senator Tinubu’s visit was a productive working trip, not merely a holiday, and many significant contributions were made during her time with us.”

He explained that over 10,000 medical kits were distributed across the South-South region, with Delta serving as a pivotal point.

Expanding on the situation, Aniagwu acknowledged the misunderstanding among the nursing students present.

“The First Lady did not visit the School of Nursing in Agbor. While the attendees expressed disappointment regarding the distribution of medical kits, she reassured them that their turn would come through the Renewed Hope Initiative.”

Despite the disappointment, he clarified that no hostility arose during the event. Initially, participants were enthusiastic, welcoming the First Lady.

While a few nurses expressed their feelings humorously in song, these reactions were mischaracterized on social media.

“The viral video does not accurately reflect the atmosphere or the genuine interactions that occurred during the gathering.”

Concluding the press conference, Aniagwu reiterated the government’s appreciation for the First Lady’s visit and the positive initiatives she introduced. He emphasized,

“The reaction captured in the viral video came from a small group and does not represent the sentiments of the entire nursing community.

We are committed to good governance in Delta and dedicated to improving the lives of our citizens through the M.O.R.E Agenda.”

Arenyeka Commissions Palaces, ICT Centres, Town Halls Built by Elumelu to Boost Oborevwori’s M.O.R.E Agenda

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By Sunday Apah

The Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Delta State, Chief Solomon Arenyeka, has commissioned several infrastructure projects, including palaces, ICT centres, and town halls, built by the former minority leader of the House of Representatives, Rt. Hon. Ndudi Elumelu, for the people of Aniocha North Local Government Area.

The projects commissioned on Thursday included one town hall each at Issele-Azagba, Ezi, and Idumuje-Ugboko; one palace each at Onicha-Onola, Obomkpa, and Idumuje-Unor; an ICT Centre at Onicha-Ugbo; and ICT Centre, town hall and market road in Issele-Uku Kingdom; and a farm road in Onicha-Uku Kingdom.

In his speech during the commissioning, Arenyeka stated that the new town halls, palaces, ICT centres, and roads align with the M.O.R.E Agenda of the state government, which encourages infrastructure development.

He expressed gratitude to the former minority leader for his developmental strides that promote the party.

According to him, “What you have done today by building these palaces is that you have taken civilization to another level in our state.”

“Our traditional rulers, students, road users, community leaders, and everyone in the society will benefit from your projects.

“From the community leaders’ speeches, it is evident that you also plan to ensure the availability of civic centers equipped with all necessary facilities for a palace. By God’s grace, that dream will come to pass”

“I want to thank you and hope that, in line with our M.O.R.E Agenda, more developments, more roads, and more projects will come to our people.”

The Delta State PDP Chairman advised members of the communities to make use of the facilities and ensure that they are maintained and protected for long-term benefits and usage.

Earlier, Rt. Hon. Ndudi Elumelu, while introducing the completed projects, noted that the palaces were built in accordance with Governor Sheriff Oborevwori’s M.O.R.E Agenda, which aims to improve the well-being of the traditional institution in Delta State.

He explained that historically, most communities either had hereditary or age-ranked rulers who often used private homes as palaces. “What normally happens is that when an Obi comes in, he uses a private house as a palace. When he passes away, his successor does the same.”

“Therefore, we came up with the idea to build a palace where the Obi can reside upon taking office, ensuring continuity of leadership. When God calls him, the community will clean up the place for the next person who will then inhabit the palace.”

“Our governor recognizes the importance of the traditional institution, as evidenced by the visit of the First Lady of the Federal Republic of Nigeria to meet with traditional rulers.

“We appreciate your presence here, demonstrating your support for our governor’s initiatives in Delta State.”

The project commissioning team also visited the palaces of the Obis, including HRM Oneamechi Josiah Kanyinaga I of Obomkpa, HRH Obi Nonso Nwoko of Idumuje-Ugboko, HRM Obi Charles Chukwunwike Anyasi of Idumuje-Unor, and HRM Obi Nduka of Issele-Uku.

Members of the commissioning team included Hon. Mrs. Bridget Anyafulu (Member, DTHA, Oshimili South Constituency), Hon. Emmanuel Bazim Chinye (Chairman, Aniocha North Local Government Council), Hon. Innocent Esewezie (Chairman, Oshimili North Local Government Council), Dr. Ifeanyi Osuoza (Commissioner for Special Duties, Government House), Odinigwe Odigie Daniel (Commissioner for Science and Technology).

State Deputy Chairman of the PDP, Elder Moses Iduh; State Women Leader of the PDP, Chief Mrs. Dora Sakpaide, State Organizing Secretary of the PDP, Hon. Emmanuel Egbabor, State Publicity Secretary of the PDP, Hon. Chief Sunday Apah, State Treasurer of the PDP, Chief Chibuzor Uwajei; State Legal Adviser of the PDP, Barr. Hessington Okolo; Engr. Daniel Ossai, Vice Chairman, (Delta North); Dame Nkem Okwuofu and many others were also part of the commissioning team.

Ejeh Donates Chairs, Writing Materials to Olomoro School

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By Sunday Apah

The Director General of Tino Support Group, Comrade Vincent Oghenero Ejeh, has donated chairs and writing materials worth millions of naira to Olomoro Comprehensive High School in Isoko South Local Government Area of Delta State.

In his speech during the donation ceremony, Comrade Ejeh said the importance of education in shaping the future of the youth cannot be overstated.

He emphasized that schools are not merely institutions for academic learning but are also essential environments where character, values, and leadership skills are nurtured.

“Every child deserves access to a conducive learning environment, and it is our collective responsibility to ensure that they acquire the necessary tools to thrive,” he noted.

Ejeh emphasized the challenges that schools like Olomoro Comprehensive High School often face, including inadequate infrastructure and limited resources.

He stated, “It is disheartening to witness our children striving for excellence in rooms that do not reflect the standard of education we aspire to provide them. Today, I am proud to contribute towards changing that narrative.”

He encouraged members of the community, local leaders, and other stakeholders to join hands in supporting educational institutions, saying, “Let us not wait for the government alone to provide these amenities. Community-driven initiatives and contributions can bridge the gap in our education system.”

In her response, the Principal of Olomoro Comprehensive High School, Mrs. Florence Omoyibo, stated that it was a memorable day for the school, as before the donations, the major challenge facing it was the lack of seats for the students to sit on.

According to her, “This had led to a situation where most of the students sit on the floor, making the teaching and learning environment very unconducive for both the teachers and students.

“In order to come out of the situation, the school management committee held a meeting with the Parents Teachers Association and other stakeholders to address the pressing issue of students sitting on the floor and other challenges facing the school.

“Surprisingly, after the meeting, Comrade Vincent Oghenero Ejeh promised to donate chairs that can cover five classrooms. It gladdens our hearts to see that the seats have been produced and are here to officially present them to the school.

“On behalf of the staff and students of Olomoro Comprehensive High School, I sincerely appreciate the kind gesture of Comrade Vincent Oghenero Ejeh. This exemplary philanthropic gesture is worthy of emulation.”

Chief Ferguson Onowo, represented by Hon. Nero Umeh; Isoko South Local Government Chairman, represented by Hon. Zino Osuofei; Isoko North Council Chairman, represented by the secretary Barr. Vote Umukoro; Honorable Commissioner for Higher Education, represented by Dr. Emoefe Okpomah; PDP Chairman Isoko South L.G.A.; President General Olomoro Development Union; CIE, Isoko South Local Government Council, represented by Mr. Ede Godwin; Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on DESOPADEC matters, Comrade Owen Oghenero Edafe; members of Tino Support Group (TSG); and Coordinators and Excos of Isoko South Local Government Chapter of Youth Vanguard 4 Sheriff Support Group were present during the ceremony.

Ejeh Donates Chairs, Writing Materials to Olomoro School

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By Sunday Apah

The Director General of Tino Support Group, Comrade Vincent Oghenero Ejeh, has donated chairs and writing materials worth millions of naira to Olomoro Comprehensive High School in Isoko South Local Government Area of Delta State.

In his speech during the donation ceremony, Comrade Ejeh said the importance of education in shaping the future of the youth cannot be overstated.

He emphasized that schools are not merely institutions for academic learning but are also essential environments where character, values, and leadership skills are nurtured.

“Every child deserves access to a conducive learning environment, and it is our collective responsibility to ensure that they acquire the necessary tools to thrive,” he noted.

Ejeh emphasized the challenges that schools like Olomoro Comprehensive High School often face, including inadequate infrastructure and limited resources.

He stated, “It is disheartening to witness our children striving for excellence in rooms that do not reflect the standard of education we aspire to provide them. Today, I am proud to contribute towards changing that narrative.”

He encouraged members of the community, local leaders, and other stakeholders to join hands in supporting educational institutions, saying, “Let us not wait for the government alone to provide these amenities. Community-driven initiatives and contributions can bridge the gap in our education system.”

In her response, the Principal of Olomoro Comprehensive High School, Mrs. Florence Omoyibo, stated that it was a memorable day for the school, as before the donations, the major challenge facing it was the lack of seats for the students to sit on.

According to her, “This had led to a situation where most of the students sit on the floor, making the teaching and learning environment very unconducive for both the teachers and students.

“In order to come out of the situation, the school management committee held a meeting with the Parents Teachers Association and other stakeholders to address the pressing issue of students sitting on the floor and other challenges facing the school.

“Surprisingly, after the meeting, Comrade Vincent Oghenero Ejeh promised to donate chairs that can cover five classrooms. It gladdens our hearts to see that the seats have been produced and are here to officially present them to the school.

“On behalf of the staff and students of Olomoro Comprehensive High School, I sincerely appreciate the kind gesture of Comrade Vincent Oghenero Ejeh. This exemplary philanthropic gesture is worthy of emulation.”

Chief Ferguson Onowo, represented by Hon. Nero Umeh; Isoko South Local Government Chairman, represented by Hon. Zino Osuofei; Isoko North Council Chairman, represented by the secretary Barr. Vote Umukoro; Honorable Commissioner for Higher Education, represented by Dr. Emoefe Okpomah; PDP Chairman Isoko South L.G.A.; President General Olomoro Development Union; CIE, Isoko South Local Government Council, represented by Mr. Ede Godwin; Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on DESOPADEC matters, Comrade Owen Oghenero Edafe; members of Tino Support Group (TSG); and Coordinators and Excos of Isoko South Local Government Chapter of Youth Vanguard 4 Sheriff Support Group were present during the ceremony.

Ivwurie’s Misguided Alludeness Regarding the South South Governors Forum’s Decisions As Oborevwori’s Own

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By Sunday Apah

The recent piece alluding the decision by South South Governors Forum stance regarding President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s declaration of State of Emergency in Rivers State to only Governor Sheriff Oborevwori has exposed itself as a mere orchestration by individuals feeling threatened by the flourishing relationship between the Governor and the President.

It is disheartening that some critics resort to sensationalism instead of engaging with the facts that encapsulate the commendable governance we have been witnessing in Delta State.

It is a well-known truth that Governor Oborevwori’s second-term endorsement is buoyed by the overwhelming support of Deltans, who have recognized and appreciated his significant strides toward development across every nook and cranny of our state.

His commitment to progress transcends political affiliations and demonstrates a profound dedication to uplifting the lives of the people he represents.

To assert that Governor Oborevwori is engaged in a conflict with President Tinubu is not only misleading but patently false.

Such allegations reveal a glaring ignorance about the collaborative efforts being undertaken to propel Delta State forward.

How utterly unfounded it is to suggest that the Governor is pursuing personal interests over our collective welfare!

Hon. Chief Evance Ochuko Ivwurie, in his misguided critique, ought to reflect on his earlier assertions made during the pre-election period, wherein he foolishly claimed that Governor Oborevwori would be unable to meet the expectations of Deltans.

The stark reality today, wherein the Governor has already transcended those purported limitations, should bring a semblance of humility and introspection upon Ivwurie.

Instead, he chooses to hide behind a veil of unfounded criticisms rather than acknowledge the palpable achievements that have arisen under Oborevwori’s leadership.

The insinuation that the Governor is embroiled in a “reckless leadership” is not only ludicrous but also diminishes the veritable progress our state has made.

Deltans are far more astute than the detractors would hope; they see through the thinly veiled attempts to undermine a leader who is, in fact, diligently working for their prosperity.

Let us collectively uplift the narrative surrounding our leadership and focus on constructive dialogue and support for Governor Oborevwori as he continues to navigate the complexities of governance.

It is essential for the progress of Delta State that we unite in our appreciation of his efforts, rather than allow baseless criticisms to detract from the undeniable advancements being made.

Evuetapha Bags Izomo of Ughievwen Title

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…As Okobaro Commends Oborevwori on Cordial Relationship with Monarchs

By Sunday Apah

His Royal Majesty, Matthew Ediri Egbi, Owahwa II, Okobaro of Ughievwen Kingdom, has conferred on Olorogun Ogheneruemu Evuetapha the prestigious title of ‘Izomo.’

The monarch, in a chat with journalists after the conferment ceremony at Otughievwen (Otu-Jeremi), headquarters of Ughelli South Local Government Area in Delta State, commended Governor Sheriff Oborevwori for his cordial relationship with monarchs across the state.

The revered monarch also called on titleholders within the kingdom to view their conferment as a call to duty rather than as a tool to oppress the poor among them.

While conferring the chieftaincy title of Izomo of Ughievwen, meaning “great son,” on Prince Ogheneruemu Evuetapha, the Okobaro disclosed that the title, which is very precious to the kingdom, was bestowed upon Chief Evuetapha after he was found worthy and cleared by the palace Chieftaincy Screening Committee.

The Okobaro of Ughievwen Kingdom noted that Chief Evuetapha has only renewed the title of his late father, who held the title of Izomo until his demise.

The monarch, while reminding Chief Evuetapha of the enormous responsibilities associated with the title, urged him to be humble and remain a good ambassador of the kingdom.

The Okobaro praised Governor Sheriff Oborevwori for his visible developmental strides across the three senatorial districts of the state and called on the Ughievwen people to fully support the Governor in his quest to deliver infrastructural development to all parts of the state.

The President General of Ughievwen Kingdom, Chief Patrick Wheleke on his part, advised Chief Evuetapha to uphold the title of Izomo with pride and to avoid actions that could bring the title into disrepute.

Chief Wheleke also appealed to the people of Ughievwen to maintain the prevailing peace in the kingdom in order to attract further development.

In an interview, Chief Ogheneruemu Evuetapha thanked the Okobaro of Ughievwen Kingdom for the honor bestowed upon him and assured that he is ready to contribute positively to the development of Ughievwen Kingdom.

The Ovie of Ughelli Kingdom, Ovie of Agbarha-Otor Kingdom, Ovie of Arhavwarien Kingdom, and other notable personalities attended the ceremony.

First Lady of Nigeria Visits Delta State, Advocates for Free HIV/AIDS Treatment

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By Sunday Apah
Senator Oluremi Tinubu, Nigeria’s First Lady and spouse of the President, on Tuesday, called for the implementation of free treatment programs for patients living with Human Immunodeficiency Virus/Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (HIV/AIDS) across the nation. 
During her visit to the Delta State Traditional Rulers Council in Asaba, she underscored the significant impact of HIV/AIDS, particularly among young people.
Senator Tinubu urged traditional leaders to play an active role in raising awareness and advocating for crucial health initiatives, such as the eradication of female genital mutilation.
She introduced an education-focused campaign named “Flow with Confidence,” which aims to distribute free sanitary pads to girls in rural areas to help prevent school absences during menstruation.
The First Lady stated further that she had secured substantial funding for tuberculosis treatment, highlighting her dedication to community support through donations and advocacy efforts.
At the event, Governor Sheriff Oborevwori noted that the First Lady’s presence in Delta State was to distribute 10,000 professional kits—including Crocs and scrubs—to midwives in the South-South region, as part of her health-focused Renewed Hope Initiative.
“This commendable program has already been rolled out in the North-Central and North-West geopolitical zones of the country,” Oborevwori stated.
“Today marks the commencement of the initiative in the South-South region, with Delta State chosen as the launching point for the Niger Delta.”
He added that the First Lady would later join the Organisation of African First Ladies for Development to kick off the Free-to-Shine initiative—an awareness campaign aimed at addressing HIV/AIDS and other public health challenges affecting women of reproductive age in the South-South region.
Praising the First Lady for her outreach efforts, the Chairman of Delta State Traditional Rulers Council and Orodje of Okpe Kingdom, HRM Maj Gen Felix Mujakperuo, expressed admiration for her visit.
He also acknowledged President Bola Tinubu for the ongoing construction of several road projects in the state, including the Benin-Asaba Expressway, the Benin-Warri Expressway, and the Access Road to the Second Niger Bridge.
“We take pride in your virtues and your steadfast support of your husband, which has enabled him to navigate the political landscape to become President,” Mujakperuo said.
“Deltans hold our in-laws in high regard. Just yesterday, our local leader, the Asagba of Asaba, Obi Professor Epiphany Azinge, shared that the President referred to Governor Oborevwori as a progressive leader, showing that he is keenly aware of his activities.”
Mujakperuo also noted that Senator David Umahi, the Honorable Minister for Works, commended Governor Oborevwori as a diligent leader who has transformed Delta State into a bustling hub of construction.
“Given these accomplishments, Governor Sheriff Oborevwori deserves a second term to ensure these projects are completed,” Mujakperuo declared.
“We appreciate your concern for young women across Nigeria. We have closely followed your work and take great pride in your initiatives.”
Mrs. Tinubu and her delegation were warmly welcomed upon their arrival at the Asaba International Airport by Governor Oborevwori, his wife, Deputy Governor Sir Monday Onyeme, and a large assembly of Deltans.

Oborevwori Appoints Dr. Minimim Oseji as Delta State Head of Service

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By Sunday Apah
Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori has officially appointed Dr. Minimim Oseji as the new Head of Service, following the retirement of Mr. Reginald Bayoko, who held the position for nearly nine years.
Dr. Oseji, a qualified medical doctor, previously served as the Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Environment and has also held the same role in the Ministry of Health.
In 2020, she was elected as the 22nd National President of the Medical Women’s Association of Nigeria (MWAN), showcasing her leadership and commitment to advancing women’s health issues.
Dr. Oseji is scheduled to be sworn in on Monday, March 31, 2025, marking the beginning of her new role as Head of Service.
Mr. Charles Aniagwu, Hon. Commissioner for Works (Rural Roads) and Public Information, underlined the significance of this appointment for the state’s continued development.

Utuama Donates Additional Provisions, Foodstuffs to Okuama People, Inspects Ongoing Resettlement Projects

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By Sunday Apah

The member representing Ughelli South Constituency in the Delta State House of Assembly, Hon. Festus Utuama, has donated additional provisions and foodstuffs to the people of Okuama community in Ughelli South Local Government Area of Delta State.

It should be noted that Okuama community was entirely devastated by military personnel after several top military officers and soldiers were killed under controversial circumstances last year.

Moved by the plight of the residents, Hon. Festus Utuama visited Okuama to assess the progress of key projects initiated by the state government aimed at facilitating the swift resettlement of the community.

During his visit, Utuama commended Governor Sheriff Oborevwori for his commitment to the welfare of the Okuama people.

He explained that the importance of the projects—including six-classroom blocks for primary and secondary schools, a health center, and resettlement quarters facilitated by the Local Government Chairman—would significantly aid in rebuilding the community.

The acting President General of the community, Mr. Emmanuel Okrika, expressed gratitude to Hon. Festus Utuama and Governor Sheriff Oborevwori for their dedication to the restoration of Okuama.

Okrika assured both Oborevwori and Utuama of the continued support and cooperation of the Okuama people.

FG Launches Access Road Construction for 2nd Niger Bridge, as Umahi Praises Oborevwori for Delta’s Infrastructure Initiatives

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By Sunday Apah

The Federal Government has initiated the construction of a 17.5-kilometer dual carriage access road, aimed at enhancing accessibility to the Second Niger Bridge.

The groundbreaking ceremony took place on Monday, signaling significant progress in addressing transportation challenges in the region.

During the event, President Bola Tinubu, represented by Delta Governor Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, emphasized his administration’s dedication to improving road networks, promoting safety, and bolstering trade and commerce throughout Nigeria.

The successful opening of the Second Niger Bridge to traffic in December 2022 marked a pivotal moment in facilitating transportation between the South East and other areas of the country.

“This bridge stands as a monumental infrastructure project, crucial for linking the Asaba-Benin and Onitsha-Enugu dual carriageways, which serve as key highways in Nigeria,” President Tinubu remarked.

He highlighted that the access road project underscores the government’s commitment to fostering infrastructure development and stimulating economic growth.

“A robust and resilient economy relies on modern infrastructure, public amenities, and expanded social services,” he added.

The President further noted that well-developed transportation networks enhance mobility, create job opportunities, promote tourism, facilitate the movement of goods and services, and elevate overall living standards.

Emphasizing the importance of infrastructure investment, Tinubu shared that governments worldwide recognize the need for robust infrastructure to achieve economic and industrial progress.

He acknowledged that Nigeria’s current infrastructure does not align with its growth ambitions and reiterated the government’s resolve to modernize roads, railways, and waterways as part of the Renewed Hope Agenda.

As he officially launched the project, President Tinubu commended both Delta and Anambra state governments for their collaborative efforts.

He called for patience and cooperation from motorists during the construction period, assuring them that the contractors are fully capable of completing the project on time and to the highest standards.

In his opening address, Governor Oborevwori lauded President Tinubu’s dedication to advancing infrastructure across Nigeria.

He noted the simultaneous flag-off of the Benin-Asaba Expressway rehabilitation, emphasizing the strategic importance of both projects for regional connectivity and commerce.

“These infrastructure developments are vital for facilitating trade and economic interactions, and on behalf of the people of Delta State, I extend our heartfelt gratitude to the President for his exceptional leadership and commitment to infrastructure renewal,” Oborevwori stated.

Minister of Works David Umahi praised Governor Oborevwori for his dedication to maintaining peace and promoting progress in Delta State.

He acknowledged the state government’s initiatives as vital contributions to federal road improvements, which have significantly reduced the federal government’s burden.

“Your dedication to the welfare of your constituents and your impressive projects demonstrate your progressive leadership. Delta State has become a vibrant construction site, and I am proud of the ongoing developments,” Umahi remarked.

Engr. Olufunsho Adebiyi, Permanent Secretary of the Federal Ministry of Works, outlined that the access road will create a crucial transportation link between Delta and Anambra States.

He described the road as a strategic route that will enhance connectivity across multiple communities, reducing congestion and promoting sustainable economic development in the region.

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