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…Commends Udu LGA Boss For His Foresightedness in Projects Execution
Ben Dunno, Warri
The Delta State Chairman of Peoples Democratic Party, (PDP) Chief (Barr.) Kingsley Esiso, has advised politicians, especially public office holders to ensure they embark of strategic projects that would stand the test of time so that posterity would be kind to them long after their tenure in office.
Making the admonition in a speech delivered during the
commissioning of Brooklyn Park Executive Multipurpose Hall at Otor-Udu, the administrative headquarters of Udu Local Government area, the PDP Chieftain, applauded the Council boss, Chief Jite Brown, for his brilliant choice of developmental projects.
While noting that the project being commissioned would go a long way in impacting positively on the lives of the people in the community for a very long time, he reaffirmed the determination of the party to consolidate on the Council’s current achievements to reclaim Udu LGA as one of its stronghold in the state.
Reacting to the recent pronouncement of the Appeal Court which ruled in favour of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in the March 18 state of Assembly election, the PDP stalwart said the party flag bearer, Chief Jite Brown, did not lose the election in Udu, but that the ruling party lost the election to the opposition based on court ruling.
According to him: “Our son here, Chief Jite Brown, did not lose any election to APC in Udu council area, we lost the election in Udu temporarily due to court pronouncements but we are very optimistic that sooner than later we will take it back from them because Udu is going to be one of the stronghold of PDP in the state”.
He commended the council Chairman, Chief Brown, for executing some laudable projects in Udu, saying, “it gives me joy to see council chairmen execute projects in their communities. I commend you and want you to execute more project within the few months you have left in office”.
While urging other PDP local government chairmen to emulate the Udu council boss in his quest to leave behind an enduring legacy in the council area, Chief Esiso, noted that these projects would speak in their favour when they finally leave office or want to aspire to higher political offices in the state.
Earlier in his speech, the Udu Council Chairman, Chief Brown, said he drew the inspiration to embark on the various projects from the MORE agenda of the present governor of Delta state, Rt.Hon Sheriff Oborevwori, a way of demonstrating that he keyed into his desire to do more for the people.
His words; “This project Brooklyn Park/Exco Multi-Purpose Hall Building & Solar Flood Lights here at the headquarters of Udu Local Government and others to be commissioned soon are all In-line with the State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori’s MORE agenda towards improving the quality of lives of our people”.
“The edifice, will address accessible contact with all supervisors, an improved state of convenience for registry marriages, larger conference room for governmental meetings, amongst others.”
He assured the people of Udu Local Government that his administration will continue to bring meaningful infrastructural projects within available resources.
The Udu Council Boss, thanked the people of Udu, members of his Exco, the Peoples Democratic Party, the Ovie of Udu and Brooklyn Park United States (Their sister’s city in USA) for their support.
The Supervisor for Finance in the Council, Hon. Lawson Oghoifor, thanked the Chairman for the multi-purpose hall, explaining that the hall contains an office for each supervisor.
The Ovie of Udu kingdom, His Royal Majesty, Barr. E.B.O Delekpe, represented by Chief Uparan Moses, President-General of Udu kingdom; Delta State Commissioner for Oil and Gas, Chief Vincent Oyibode, represented by Hon Tobore; Chief Oghenekaro Goru, Board member representing Urhobo Ethnic Nationality in DESOPADEC.
Also present at the occasion was the Chairman of Local Government Service Commission in Delta State, Hon. Joseph Otirhue, among other dignitaries.
