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Wednesday, January 31, 2018

OCHONOGOR, SAKPRA CHARGE LGA COORDINATORS OF LIAISON OFFICERS TO TAKE THE SMART AGENDA AS GODS GIFT TO HUMANITY



*As LGA Coordinators of Liaison Officers Give Report to The State Government

Senior Political Adviser to the Delta State Governor Chief Festus Ochonogor has charged the LGA Coordinators of the Ward Liaison Officers across the 25 Local Government Areas of the state to take advantage of the SMART Agenda of the Sen. Ifeanyi Okowa led administration, stating that it is God's Gift to humanity.

Chief Ochonogor gave the Charge earlier today (29-01-2018) when the Local Government Coordinators of the Ward Liaison Officers met with the representatives of the state Government to give reports on issues happening in their respective Local Government Areas.

"Today we have been blessed with a rarity in the person of Sen. Dr. Ifeanyi Arthur Okowa as a Governor. Of the 36 states in the country, Delta state is one which irrespective of the factors which should naturally impede our development, has been able to achieve the unimaginable.

As a state, we have created employment across different strata, brought in different investors and the infrastructural development is second to none.

So I want to tell you all today, to take advantage daily of the SMART Agenda of this Government as it is God's Gift to humanity, Deltans specifically."

In the same vein, the Honorable Commissioner for Special Duties (Government House) Hon. Henry Sakpra, who also spoke at the meeting added that the appointment of Ward liaison has brought governance closer to the people.

Hon. Sakpra who told the officers that their appointments where not because they are best, but because they are closest to the people and as such should not as a result of their appointments distance themselves from those who they were appointed to serve.

Speaking to newsmen on behalf of the LGA Coordinators, Comr Godspower Omafuvwe Asiuwhu who coordinates Ward liaison officers in Patani Local Government thanked the Delta State Government for the opportunity to report directly events happening in their locality, adding that "it makes the people feel the direct impact of the Government"

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