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Delta State to Blacklist Contractors for Noncompliance as Minimum Wage Payments Begin

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By Sunday Apah

Delta State Governor Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori has announced that his administration will take decisive action against contractors who fail to meet project specifications outlined in the Bill of Engineering Measurement and Evaluation. He declared that those who do not adhere to these standards will be blacklisted.

In addition, the governor confirmed the commencement of payments for the newly established minimum wage, emphasizing that the well-being of the state’s workforce is a top priority for his administration.

Governor Oborevwori made these statements on Sunday during the 70th birthday celebration of Chief (Mrs.) Roseline Amioku, Chairman of the Delta State Civil Service Commission, at St. Theresa’s Catholic Church in Osubi, Okpe Local Government Area.

He reassured attendees that his government would closely monitor ongoing projects throughout the state and urged contractors to uphold their responsibilities for the benefit of all Deltans. “Contractors who deliver subpar work will be blacklisted,” he affirmed.

“We are committed to providing quality projects for the people of Delta. We have not borrowed funds for the past 16 months and, God willing, we will continue this trend this year.”

On the topic of infrastructure development in Warri and its surrounding areas, the governor pledged to enhance facilities across the region while committing to address the needs of all sectors within the state.

He called for continued prayers from community leaders, stating the country is currently facing significant challenges. “To our Lord Bishop, your prayers are essential for our success. We are united in Delta State regardless of political affiliation. We must focus on moving the state forward,” he said.

Governor Oborevwori further stressed the importance of praying for President and government leaders during these tough times, noting that a majority of citizens in Delta depend on state governance for their livelihoods. He revealed that the state’s workforce exceeds 80,000 when accounting for local government employees and teachers.

Addressing the new minimum wage, he reassured that payments have started, and those who have yet to receive their salaries will do so beginning Monday. He also warned that employees residing abroad would no longer be on the payroll, calling it an unacceptable act.

In conclusion, the governor congratulated Chief Mrs. Amioku on her milestone birthday and acknowledged her impact on the Delta State Civil Service.

During the ceremony, the Most Rev. Anthony Ewherido, Catholic Bishop of Warri Diocese, delivered a homily titled “Do Not Lose Hope,” encouraging Nigerians to remain optimistic amid difficult times, assuring them that “the Lord will turn things around for good.”

Breaking: Police Arrest Councilor for Kidnapping; Recover Stolen Vehicles, Firearms in Delta

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By Sunday Apah

The Delta State Police have apprehended a two-term councilor, Hon. Ndubisi Okechukwu, along with two suspected stolen vehicles, a Beretta pistol, and fourteen different Toyota vehicle keys.

In a press release issued by the Police Public Relations Officer of the Delta State Command, SP Bright Edafe, it was revealed that authorities acted on credible intelligence regarding the activities of a suspected kidnapper, Philip Onoghosa, the leader of a kidnapping syndicate operating along the Sapele-Warri Road.

On October 25, 2024, around 5:30 PM, operatives from the CP-Special Assignment Team (CP-SAT) pursued the suspect in Sapele town.

“The suspect, who was observed at the Amukpe Roundabout purchasing illicit drugs, noticed the operatives and fled, abandoning a black Toyota Corolla (Registration No: SKL 330 AE).

Upon searching the vehicle, a loaded Beretta pistol with two live rounds of ammunition was found beneath the driver’s seat,” the statement read.

Additionally, on October 22, 2024, at approximately 5:00 PM, the Safer Highway Patrol Team, while conducting an intensive stop-and-search operation along the Mosogar-Benin Road, intercepted a black Toyota RAV4 SUV (Registration No: KUJ-311-MB).

The driver, seeing the checkpoint, attempted to evade capture but was pursued by the police. Upon realizing the officers were closing in, the driver abandoned the vehicle and fled into a nearby bush.

The vehicle was recovered, and its documents, including the owner’s name and contact information, were found.

The owner was subsequently contacted, confirming that the vehicle had been stolen from his compound in Kogi State.

Two metal master keys and fourteen different Toyota vehicle keys were also retrieved.

In another successful operation, CSP Florence Onum, the DPO of Abbi Division, received credible intelligence regarding a planned kidnapping of a prominent member of the Abbi community.

Acting on this information, the DPO of Kwale and his operatives launched a discreet investigation, leading to the arrest of Hon. Ndubisi Okechukwu on October 21, 2024, around 7:00 PM.

The suspect admitted to being suspended from his position as councilor and revealed his intentions to kidnap the targeted woman, knowing that the local government would be likely to pay a ransom due to her close ties to the local government chairman.

Guwor Extends Birthday Wishes to Mrs. Amioku on Her 70th Celebration

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By Sunday Apah

The Speaker of the Delta State House of Assembly and National Treasurer of the Conference of Speakers of State Houses of Assembly, Rt. Hon Emomotimi Dennis Guwor, has extended warm birthday wishes to Chief (Mrs) Roselyn Amioku in honor of her 70th birthday.

Mrs. Amioku, who serves as the Chairman of the Delta State Civil Service Commission, is the widow of the late Chief Tom Amioku, a respected politician and former Vice Chairman of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) for Delta Central.

Rt Hon Guwor celebrated Mrs. Amioku as “a highly respected Woman Leader, devoted Christian, and loving mother” as she marks this significant milestone.

He praised her exemplary leadership, highlighting her steadfast faith and compassion that have inspired many in the community.

In a statement released by his Chief Press Secretary, Mr. Nkem Nwaeke, the Speaker not only wished Mrs. Amioku a joyful 70th birthday celebration but also expressed his heartfelt congratulations to her entire family on this special occasion.

Guwor remarked, “As a dedicated Christian, your commitment to helping others is truly admirable. Your selflessness and dedication have earned you widespread respect and admiration.”

He further noted, “Your distinguished tenure in public service, particularly as Chair of the State Civil Service Commission, reflects your relentless pursuit of meritocracy and progress within our state’s institutions.”

“May this message mark your 70th birthday find you in good health and high spirits. On behalf of my family and constituents, I wish you continued strength, wisdom, and joy in your service to God and humanity,” he added.

Governor Oborevwori Celebrates Chief Mrs. Roseline Amioku on Her 70th Birthday

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By Sunday Apah

Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, has extended heartfelt congratulations to Chief Mrs. Roseline Amioku, Chairman of the Civil Service Commission, on the occasion of her 70th birthday today.

In a statement issued by his Chief Press Secretary, Sir Festus Ahon, in Asaba, Governor Oborevwori praised the esteemed educator and politician for her unwavering dedication and loyalty to the unity, growth, and progress of Delta State.

The governor joined family, friends, and colleagues in honoring Mrs. Amioku’s remarkable legacy of service.

He noted that Amioku has consistently been a loyal patriot, an effective administrator, and an inspiring leader, whose significant contributions to the state and its citizens will be long remembered.

Oborevwori expressed, “It is with great joy that I, on behalf of my family, the government, and the people of Delta, extend warmest congratulations to you as you celebrate 70 incredible years of life.

“As you enter this new decade, you can look back on a life of impact as a distinguished educator and leader.

“Your humility and commitment to service, consistently demonstrated throughout your various roles, will always be valued.

“On this special day, I join your family in thanking Almighty God for His guidance, protection, and blessings throughout your remarkable journey of achievements and fulfillment over the past 70 years.”

Breaking News: Two Dead, 40 Trapped in Abuja Building Collapse

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By Sunday Apah

In a tragic incident, two reasons have been confirmed dead, and approximately 40 others are feared to be trapped beneath the debris of a collapsed multi-story building in Sabon Lugbe, a suburban area of Abuja.

The building’s collapse reportedly occurred around 5 PM on Saturday while many occupants were still inside.

Several videos circulating on social media platforms, particularly X, show local residents working fervently to rescue those trapped under the rubble.

As of this report, it remains uncertain whether emergency services are on-site to aid in the rescue operations.

Efforts to reach Nkechi Isa, the Head of Public Affairs for the FCT Emergency Management Department, at press time prove abortive.

Girl 23 Allegedly Killed By Her Website Lover In Delta

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By Sunday Apah

The corpse of a 23 years old girl allegedly killed by her website lover has been found in Asaba, the Delta State capital

The Police Public Relations Officer, Delta State Command, SP Bright Edafe who made this known in a press release on Saturday condoles with the family of the deceased identified as Miss Precious Yusuf whose corpse was found along DLA Road opposite Falcon Club Asaba.

According to the statement, “On the 24th of October 2024 at about 0840 hours, the DPO ‘A’  division Asaba received a distress call that the corpse of a young lady was found at DLA Road opposite Falcon Club.

“The DPO CSP Rex Abiodun swiftly mobilized and led police operatives of the division to the scene where the corpse of the lady was found.

“Preliminary investigation revealed that on 22nd October 2024, she told her friend that she was going to see a male friend she met on iHappy dating website.

“She left the house on 22nd October to see the young man at Coka. On the 23rd at about 0730 hours, she called her friend that she was on her way home and that was unfortunately the last time she made any contact only for her corpse to be found the next day.

“The corpse has been deposited at the mortuary awaiting autopsy. The Commissioner of police Delta State CP Olufemi Abaniwonda assures members of the public particularly the family of the deceased that Investigation has commenced and also assures them of justice.

“The Commissioner of Police therefore urges young ladies to be mindful of the friends they hang out with and should exercise caution particularly when dealing with people they meet on dating websites and other social media platforms”, it added.

Governor Oborevwori Eulogizes Late Taleb Tebite at His Funeral Service

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By Sunday Apah

On Thursday, Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, paid tribute to the late Olorogun Taleb Tebite, the Executive Director of Projects at the Delta State Oil Producing Areas Development Commission (DESOPADEC).

He characterized Tebite as a compassionate leader who consistently put the needs of others before his own.

At the funeral service held at All Saints’ Anglican Cathedral in Otor-Iwhreko, Ughelli, the governor noted that the significant turnout highlighted the generosity and dedication of the late Tebite.

He encouraged the grieving family to find comfort in the knowledge that their father, a former member of the State House of Assembly, led a life filled with meaningful accomplishments dedicated to both God and society.

“The congregation is a testament to the love people had for this remarkable man,” Oborevwori stated. “While some may rejoice in the passing of others, what truly matters is how you are remembered for your contributions to the lives of those around you.”

Reflecting on Tebite’s legacy, the governor said, “Today, we gather to celebrate the life of a genuine public servant, a dedicated politician, and a beloved brother.”

He continued, “Although our hearts are heavy with sorrow, we take solace in the words of Psalms 34:18, which remind us that the Lord is close to the brokenhearted.”

Describing Tebite as a long-time political ally and a true friend, Oborevwori emphasized his courageous spirit and unwavering commitment to service.

“His passing is a profound loss not only for his family but also for his friends, associates, and the broader community who admired him,” he said. “Taleb was a generous soul, always willing to lend a helping hand.”

In reflecting on the essence of life and legacy, the governor urged everyone to consider how they wish to be remembered. “As we ponder this, let us examine our own lives and actions, because when our time comes, we too will confront the reality of our mortality.”

Though saddened by Tebite’s untimely passing, Governor Oborevwori reminded all present that a life well-lived is meant to be celebrated. “Your father had a profound impact on many, and his legacy of love and kindness will inspire us all,” he assured the grieving family.

He concluded by encouraging friends and supporters of the deceased to offer ongoing prayers and support to Tebite’s family in their time of need. “As we say our final goodbyes, let us pray for comfort for his immediate family and all who mourn him. May he rest in peace.”

During the service, Archbishop of Bendel Province, Anglican Communion, Most Rev’d Cyril Odutemu, echoed the sentiments of the governor, praising Tebite for his selflessness and commitment to serving others. He reminded attendees to live righteously and seek the ways of the Lord to stand firm during life’s ultimate judgments.

The late Taleb Tebite, who passed away at the age of 64, hailed from Okpare-Olomu in the Ughelli South Local Government Area of Delta State.

Tako Lauds Oyibode’s Development Strides on His 100 Days in Office

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By Sunday Apah

The chairman of Udu Local Government Council, Olorogun Vincent Ogheneruemu Oyibode, has been lauded on his development strides in his 100 days in office.

Comrade Tako Oshoghene Daniel, (a.k.a Mayor of Udu), who made this known in a press release, expressed his sincere congratulations to Olorogun Oyibode, commending his visionary and purposeful leadership.

According to the release, “His administration has demonstrated a firm commitment to growth, prioritizing areas such as infrastructure enhancement, peace promotion, and environmental stewardship, all of which have positively influenced the Udu community”.

Tako emphasized the Chairman’s proactive approach in tackling pressing issues affecting the community and noted that the initiatives launched have already begun to alleviate long-standing challenges in the region.

He noted, “A standout achievement in this early phase has been the administration’s focus on road rehabilitation.

“Significant improvements have been made to previously neglected roads, particularly around Ovwian Secondary School, Daddy’s Bakery, and Ubogo Market.

“These enhancements have notably improved accessibility for residents and stimulated economic activities by facilitating smoother transport routes within Udu.

“The Chairman has played a vital role in conflict resolution, notably in the communities of Opete, Okpaka, and Ogbe-Udu.

“His effective mediation efforts have fostered peace and stability—essential components for sustainable development—enabling a conducive environment for growth.

“Traffic management has also been a key focus, with improvements made to ease congestion at critical intersections such as Ubogo Market, Express Junction, and Jigbale Market/Orhuwhorun Junction.

“These enhancements not only promote road safety but also enhance the flow of business, benefiting both traders and commuters.

“Under Olorogun Oyibode’s leadership, the council has embarked on significant infrastructural initiatives, including the construction of a modern office for the Executive Chairman, complete with an executive chamber and a council chapel.

“Moreover, the acquisition of essential office equipment and vehicles has equipped key council officials—including the Secretary, HPM, Treasurer, and Legislative Leader—to perform their responsibilities more effectively.

“Among the notable outcomes of these first 100 days are the ongoing construction of the Chairman’s office and chapel, the procurement of four official vehicles for council personnel, critical road repairs, and the resolution of internal conflicts.

“Modern office equipment has been acquired, essential musical instruments for the chapel have been secured, and traffic congestion in vital business areas has notably decreased”.

Tako hailed these accomplishments as a testament to the Chairman’s commitment to transforming Udu’s narrative and leading the local government toward a prosperous future.

He expressed confidence in Olorogun Oyibode’s capacity to fulfill his promises, suggesting that the progress achieved thus far is merely a glimpse of what is yet to come.

Tako extended his best wishes for the Chairman’s ongoing success, expressing optimism that Udu Kingdom will witness an even more significant transformation under Olorogun Oyibode’s guidance.

Oborevwori and the Paradigm Shift in Governance

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By Festus Ahon

WHEN Sheriff Oborevwori assumed office as the governor of Delta State on May 29, 2023, he assured Deltans of his commitment to advancing the state’s development, building on the achievements of his predecessors. Since then, he has worked tirelessly, with landmark projects spread across the state. In nearly every local government and senatorial district, Oborevwori has initiated or completed signature projects. During his inaugural address, he emphasized his focus on restoring Warri, the “Oil City,” to its former glory. The twin cities of Warri and Effurun, along with their environs, have long suffered from infrastructural decay and frequent flooding.

Oborevwori has remained steadfast in his efforts to revitalise these cities through urban renewal initiatives and the construction of new infrastructure. Numerous roads in Warri have been transformed, including the completed Upper and Lower Erejuwa roads, Gabriel Mabiaku road, and Esisi road to estate roundabout, with a spur to Nana College connecting Ajamimogha. The immediate past administration had awarded the rehabilitation of the Warri Township Stadium. After visiting the project site twice, Governor Oborevwori determined that the contractors lacked the capacity to meet the project specifications. As a result, he re-awarded the project to construction giant, Julius Berger Plc for its timely and effective completion.

Another project of immense value is the Trans-Warri Road and bridges which Governor Oborevwori and his Royal Majesty, Ogiame Atuwatse III, CFR, the Olu of Warri Kingdom drove through to Ode-Itsekiri, the traditional headquarters of the Iwere nation for the first time. In the Isoko nation, Governor Oborevwori has not disappointed the people with the completion and inauguration of some projects at the Delta State University of Science and Technology, Ozoro. During his first 100 days in office, Governor Oborevwori inaugurated the completed Administrative building, living quarters for the university’s principal officers as well as internal roads in the University.

Recently at the inauguration of Emevor-Orogun road phase 1, Governor Oborevwori announced the award of contract for the construction of the College Health Sciences building at the university. Aside from the university, the Governor also recently approved the establishment of the College of Health Technology, Ovrode in Isoko North Local Government Area of the state. Other projects included the completion of Enwhe-Olomoro Road; Enhwe internal roads; Ongoing Enhwe – Uwheru road, reconstruction of 24km Isoko ring road from Ellu, Ovrode, Ofagbe, Orie-Irri, Okpe-Isoko, Uro-Irri and Ada-Irri road in Isoko North and Isoko South Local Government Areas.

It is also worthy noting that work has reached an advanced stage on the completion of the Isoko section of the Ughelli-Asaba expressway. Governor Oborevwori has ensured that the project goes on uninhibited by making prompt payments for the contractors to remain on site all year round. At the State Executive Council meeting held in August, the construction of Olomoro-Igbide road; construction of Emevor-Ivrogbo-Orogun road phase 2; and the construction of Otekpo road in Ellu, Isoko North were also approved. Other projects are completed remedial works for the failed approach to the bridge at Bedesegba along Ohoror-Bomadi road in Bomadi Local Government Area. the Executive council also approved the reconstruction of Ohoror-Bomadi Road; Ekeye-Ovedhe close in Okumagba Layout, Warri, internal roads and drains in Kurutie, Obitobon-Elolo-Ajaokurogbo-Orubu road phase 2, Ogidigben; Kurutie internal roads phase 2; rehabilitation of Odimodi, Ogulagha road in Burutu Local Government Area and the construction of rigid concrete pavement of Stadium road, Ugborodo in Warri South-West Local Government Area.

Governor Oborevwori’s accomplishments are also evident in Delta Central Senatorial district, particularly through the ongoing flyover bridges and road expansion projects undertaken by Julius Berger. In Sapele metropolis, over 16 kilometers of roads, construction with drainages are in progress to revitalize the town. These projects include; the reconstruction of Major Bowen Road from Okpe Road to New Ogorode Road, the construction of Benin Road from Green Egbedi Road at Olympia to Abeke Road, and the construction of Uko Road from Benin Road through Otuedor Road to Ugberikoko Road. Other projects include; the construction of Obule School Road from Orodje Grammar School to Okirigbagha by the Okirigwe Police Station, Alegbe Road from Abeke Road to New Ogorode Road, and the extension of Hausa Road from Ogodo Road to Commercial Avenue, among others.

Additional rehabilitation efforts in Sapele include; the Old Sapele-Warri Road from Amukpe Junction to Ikwewu Community, with a spur to Austin Ayemidejor Close, and the overlay of Okirighwre-Benin Road from Sapele-Warri Road to Gammon Bridge. Roads such as Orhorhor, Chechester, and Benjamin Oseregbaje are also being reconstructed.

Despite these significant infrastructural strides, a skit maker’s protest over road conditions in his area recently drew attention to Sapele for the wrong reasons. While it is his right to protest and demand government intervention, it was unfortunate that some bloggers falsely linked Governor Oborevwori and the state government to his alleged arrest. The Oborevwori administration values public feedback and firmly opposes any attempt to silence dissent. Therefore, the administration categorically dissociates itself from the skit maker’s arrest and any related actions.

In Ughelli North, the Oborevwori administration approved the construction of several new roads to alleviate traffic congestion at the popular Otovwodo junction. These projects include the construction of Uduere Road, Okogbe Road, Oyakemeagbegha Street, Ohre Street, and Edo Road. Additionally, the Okan Junction to Agbarho road received attention to ease traffic around the PTI Junction, Effurun roundabout, and DSC Roundabout, with flyover construction underway. In Okpe, some roads have been completed while some others are at completion stage, including the dualization of Ezesi road in Orerokpe,Orerokpe-Okulohor-Oviri road, Ugolo road, and Ohorhe-Adagbrasa-Ugolo road.

In Delta North Senatorial District, Isheagu-Ewulu road and Bridge, the Okpanam-Ibusa bypass, which is resplendent of Oborevwori’s midas touch, remains a testament to the governor’s determination to do more. Similarly, the multi-billion naira Kwale-Beneku bridge linking Ndokwa West and Ndokwa East LGAs has continued with accelerated pace since Governor Oborevwori took over office, such that it is about 99 percent completed to the delight and appreciation of adjoining communities who will no longer commute by canoe, boat or pontoon. It must further be pointed out that Governor Oborevwori inaugurated a chain of connecting roads in Asaba, as part of activities marking his 100 days in office. The roads, 29 in all, with drainages on both sides, though started by Senator Okowa, were completed by Oborevwori, including the strategic road leading to the Delta State Traditional Rulers Council.

The administration recently completed the Ugbolu Onwuka Road and Ogbotobor Avenue in Oshimili South local government, while rehabilitation of Gerald Onianwa Crescent, Odigwe Juwah Avenue, Ify Okeke Street, Nkem Okwuofu Street, Victor Anene street and MBA road all in Asaba are in progress. The High Court building complex in Asaba has also been completed and inaugurated under the watch of Governor Sheriff Oborevwori.

At the last State Executive Council meeting, the building of a College of Medical Sciences at the Delta State University of Science and Technology, (DSUST) Ozoro, Isoko North Local Government Area of the state was approved. The construction of internal roads at the headquarters of the 63 Brigade, Nigerian Army, Ibusa, in Oshimili North Local Government Area, construction of Aziken avenue, DDPA low-cost housing estate, Boji-Boji, Agbor in Ika South Local Government Area also got Exco’s approval. The exco approved the construction of Utagba-Uno/Ndemili road phase 1, and Eweshi – Utagba-Uno Road, both in Ndokwa West Local Government Area. Construction of the main access road to the Federal University of Petroleum Resources, Effurun; construction of Sokoh estate road and Okito street, Off Airport road, Effurun, in Uwvie Local Government Area; the construction of internal roads in Kiagbodo phase 1, and the rehabilitation of Odimodi/Okonto/Ogulaha Road, both in Burutu Local Government Area.” Similarly, the exco approved the construction of Odoziobodo/Aninta street, off Ezenei Avenue, Oshimili South LGA, rehabilitation of Ekakpamre/Ekrokpe/Usiefrun and Orhuwhorun road in Ughelli South and Udu Local Government Areas, and the construction of Bezi Road, off College road in Aladja in Udu Local Government Area.

In just 16 months in office, Governor Oborevwori has continued to work in all parts of the state, leaving indelible footprints of his administration’s sagacity on the sands of time and one can only imagine what his achievements would look like when he rounds off his first term in 2027.

Ahon is the Chief Press Secretary to Governor Oborevwori.

DELSUTH Gets Accreditation in Surgery, Other Disciplines

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By Sunday Apah

The Delta State University Teaching Hospital (DELSUTH) in Oghara, Ethiope West Local Government Area, has received national and West African accreditation for its surgery department, among other programs.

During a press briefing, State Commissioner for Health Dr. Joseph Onojaeme shared the positive news following a meeting with Governor Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, senior officials of the teaching hospital, and representatives from the Nigeria Medical Association (NMA).

Dr. Onojaeme noted that the hospital is actively pursuing accreditation for additional departments, including Internal Medicine, Radiology, and Community Medicine.

He stated, “The leadership of the Hospital Management, along with the Medical and Dental Consultants Association of Nigeria (MDCAN), expressed their gratitude to the Governor for his contributions to the hospital’s advancement.”

“Just a month ago, the Governor approved the purchase of a CT scan for the hospital, and the staff has requested additional equipment to enhance the working conditions for both employees and patients.

“Governor Oborevwori has also committed to improving resources for Eco-cardiography and MRI services, with plans to expedite the procurement process.”

“The past reliance on state government funding for department accreditation has shifted significantly; the hospital’s internally generated revenue has increased considerably.

“Just two weeks ago, we received accreditation for the Surgery Department, and we anticipate further accreditation for additional departments in the near future.”

Currently, efforts are focused on securing accreditation for the Radiology and Dental departments, as well as Internal Medicine.

In their remarks, Acting Chief Medical Director Dr. Awunor Nyemike, Acting MDCAN Chairman Prof. Jude Uchendu, and NMA State Chairman Dr. Israel Adaigho praised Governor Oborevwori for his commitment to enhancing hospital services.

The meeting concluded with the presentation of a plaque to the Governor, recognizing his dedication to the development of the hospital and the broader community.

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