The Delta State Commissioner for Information, Chike Ogeah Eaq, has said that the projects embarked upon by the Governor Uduaghan Administration were measures aimed at ensuring even development of all parts of the state as well as transform the commercial landscape of the state towards a better economy.
The commissioner stated this yesterday in Warri while meeting with journalists.
Accordingly to him, “ these are the legacy years” of Uduaghan administration, adding that the administration had achieved a lot and still delivering on its three point agenda, even as he said that the governor played a major role in the success of the Amnesty Programme.
He particularly mentioned that the Asaba International Airport, the Petro-Chemical and Fertilizer Plants in Warri as well as the leisure park which is to be sited in Udu would surely have multiply effects when fully in operation and enjoined Deltans to be patient with the administration as some of these generational projects would have long period of gestation.
Ogeah said the government had achieved a lot in the area of peace and security and further urged all to continue to pray for those in authority, adding that no meaniful development could take place in an atmosphere of rancor.
The commissioner was accompanied on the visit by the Acting Director of Information, Mr. Paul Osahor and other senior director in the ministry.
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