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NO MORE EXPERIMENTS: Why Isoko North Needs Engr. Ashakah Orobosa Uzuazormaro at DTHA in 2027 – Ashakah Support Group

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As 2027 approaches, Isoko North stands at a critical point that requires tested leadership, proven capacity, and genuine commitment, and not empty promises.

To this end, one name continues to resonate across the Wards and Communities and that name is Engr. Ashakah Orobosa Uzuazormaro.

A seasoned professional, grassroots mobilizer, and bridge builder, who represents purposeful leadership rooted in competence, discipline, and results.

His consistent contributions to community development, youth empowerment, and social causes show he is not only a seasoned politician but a servant of the people.

Electing Engr. Uzuazormaro means strong representation, effective advocacy for development, opportunities for youth empowerment, and transparent leadership that puts the constituency first.

This is a call to believers and skeptics alike to examine the facts, not the noise as the future of Isoko North is too important for guesswork.

2027 is not just another election, it is an opportunity to move Isoko North forward.

Engr. Ashakah Orobosa Uzuazormaro – Together, We Rise.

DICI Marks Int’l Day of Zero Waste, Targeting Reduction in Consumer-Level Food Waste to Promote Climate Mitigation

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By Emeka Nwokocha

A non-governmental organization, Development Initiative for Community Impact (DICI), has unveiled expanded programmes to mark this year’s International Day of Zero Waste.

The initiative focuses on raising societal awareness about the environmental and resource impacts of consumer-level food waste.

In a statement issued by the Acting Executive Director of DICI, Mr. Tejiri Leo Jehian, the organization emphasized that the International Day of Zero Waste highlights the urgent need to shift toward sustainable consumption and production patterns.

Mr. Jehian noted that the 2026 global campaign centres on food waste under the slogan “Zero Waste Starts On Your Plate.”

“Food waste is not merely a matter of discarded leftovers; it is a multidimensional crisis,” Mr. Leo Jehian stated.

“Data shows that about 19% of the global total food available to consumers is wasted each year. This inefficiency carries a staggering environmental footprint, causing significant harm to the ecosystem. Wasted food accounts for approximately 8–10% of global greenhouse gas emissions, primarily due to methane released when organic waste decomposes in landfills. In the same vein, the water, land, energy, and labour invested in producing that food are squandered, exacerbating resource scarcity and undermining climate resilience.”

The Ag. M.D, in his statement, further noted that while food waste occurs across the entire supply chain, households and individual consumers are responsible for a significant share, making consumer behaviour a critical leverage point for change.

“The 2026 theme recognizes that the journey toward zero waste must begin in our kitchens, on our plates, and in our daily choices,”  he added.

To translate awareness into action, DICI has organized a dedicated webinar forum designed to connect individuals, communities, and organizations with practical strategies, policy insights, and collaborative solutions.

According to him, the overarching goal of the event is to inspire and equip participants with the knowledge, tools, and motivation to reduce food waste at the consumer level, thereby contributing to climate mitigation and the broader zero-waste movement.

He further added that “the event would raise awareness of the environmental and resource impacts of consumer-level food waste, also showcasing practical, actionable strategies for reducing food waste that aligns with the slogan, “Zero waste starts on your plate.”

Mr. Leo noted that the International Day of Zero Waste 2026 serves as a call to action for individuals, businesses, and governments to prioritize reduction strategies, encouraging consumers to embrace mindful purchasing, proper storage, and composting.

2027 DTHA ISOKO SOUTH CONSTITUENCY I: Emede Development Initiative Labels Consensus Candidate Selection a Joke

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By Kelvin Ohoror

The Emede Development Initiative has labeled the consensus candidate selection of one Prince Kola Dennis Obrogo as a mere joke, that the kangaroo process they used is not in the interest of other aspirants and APC party faithfuls from the community.

The group led by its coordinator, Comrade Odomero Ogbere in statement which was made available to newsmen frowned at the news of the kangaroo process, aimed at disenfranchising some constituents who are vying for the Isoko South Constituency I seat in Delta State House of Assembly, come 2027 general elections.

The statement reads in parts; “We have been observing the political developments in Emede with very keen interest. For the first time in the history of Emede the community could appear to parade 11 persons intending to vie for the seat of Isoko South Constituency 1 in the Delta State House of Assembly. Yes! it is believed that the Constituency 1 seat should rotate to Emede by an unwritten political zoning which has been practiced over time between Emede, Oleh and Irri, the three communities that made up the Isoko South Constituency 1”.

The group believe that “This big brother zoning arrangement has been working overtime like what has a Divine Heaven stamp as the only time the Political leadership mistakenly allowed an incumbent from Oleh to get a second tenure ticket he lost the seat to an opposition Party candidate from Irri at the general election”.

They opined that “And since then the political class refused to jettison the norm of the 3 communal rotational arrangements. And this was despite the fact that all incumbents have always sought for a reelection but are always humbled at the primaries”.

According to the statement; “What is more worrisome about the Emede current political development is the present claim by one of the aspirants by name Prince Dennis Kola Obrogo on social media platforms and through messages he is personally sending to everybody especially the political class in Isoko and Delta State that he has been endorsed and elected as the sole APC candidate for Isoko South Constituency 1 through mock primary election done at Emede”.

The group further said that “Impeccable source reaching us says that the process he claimed led to his emergence as an endorsed sole candidate of APC in the forthcoming 2027 election was a manipulation by Prophet Jones Erue, the former APC State Chairman who has been boycotting all State stakeholders meeting and functions of the Party but now chooses to confined himself to the local politics of organizing and endorsing candidates in a way and manner that is usually questionable.”

Continuing, the statement also affirmed that, “the erstwhile All Progressive Congress Chairman in Delta State, Prophet Jones Erue, did it in the time of Chief Ogaga Ifowodo versus Michael Paul Emumena Delta State House of Assembly APC primaries in 2021 which eventually killed the political career of Ogaga Ifowodo, a Literature and legal icon”, noting that, “he equally did it to Mr. Vincent Egbogbo, the immediate past APC LGA Chairman in the just concluded LGA congress. Even when the whole political leadership is taking a direction, Prophet Jones is holding endorsement meeting for Mr. Egbogbo giving him and a section of Oleh people hope that he is helping them to actualize Egbogbo mandate at Abuja.”

The group in the statement lamented that, “Prophet Jones is at it again, giving Prince Dennis Obrogo another illegal endorsement. As the illegal endorsement was tearing the community apart. We gathered that Senator Joel-Onowakpo Thomas who happened to come from Emede summoned a meeting to Elomaz Hotel, Asaba to discuss the political development in the community with a view of nipping a political crisis in the board”.

“We also learned authoritatively that the Senator haven’t heard a briefing from Hon. Orezi Esievo and Pastor Austin Igbine and all the intended aspirants acknowledged that what Prophet Jones did was illegal, unconstitutional, deceitful but however, he will appeal if we could allow it be as he doesn’t want to interfere in the affairs of selecting a preferred aspirant from Emede.

That his reason is because the one he did in 2015 turn into a strained relationship with Pastor Austin Igbine a long time friend, big brother and political ally and a host of others.”

“At the end of the meeting hosted by the Senator all other aspirants withdrew from the race except Hon. Emakpor Odogu (I Have A Dream) who claimed it is his turn citing his 24 years ambition and this being his fourth time of contesting for the position highlighting his growing political popularity. And Prince Dennis Kola Obrogo who is parading himself as the winner of the Prophet Jones illegally conducted primaries when the Party has not released guidelines”.

The group further frowned at Prince Dennis Kola Obrogo parading himself as the sole APC candidate in the forthcoming election. They think this misinformation is a desperation taken too far.

Ofagbe Community Protests, Demands Revocation of Isoko Ring Road Contract Over Alleged Contractor Incompetence

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By Kelvin Ohoror

Residents of Ofagbe Community in Isoko North Local Government Area of Delta State have staged a protest over the prolonged delay and alleged poor execution of the 24-kilometre Isoko Ring Road project, calling on Governor Sheriff Oborevwori to revoke the contract awarded to Dora-Dan Global Resources.

The protest, led by the President-General of the community, Engr. Cyril Jeke, saw demonstrators express frustration over what they described as the contractor’s inability to deliver on the critical infrastructure project despite multiple interventions by the state government.

Speaking during the protest, Engr. Jeke accused the contractor of a “clear lack of capacity and competence,” noting that the project has remained largely uncompleted years after it was awarded during the administration of former Governor Ifeanyi Okowa.

According to the community, the road, which traverses Ellu, Ovrode, Ofagbe, Orie-Irri, Okpe-Isoko, Uro-Irri, and Ada-Irri, was initially scheduled for completion by December 2022.

However, they lamented that the project remains far from completion, leaving residents to grapple with worsening living conditions.

Jeke recalled that several high-level interventions had been made to salvage the situation, including a fact-finding visit by the Deputy Governor and an inspection by Governor Oborevwori in March 2025.

“These efforts led to an upward review of the contract sum to enable improved performance by the contractor. Despite the financial adjustment, the community said there has been no meaningful progress on the project.”

He further disclosed that a strategic meeting held in June 2025, involving stakeholders, government officials, and the contractor, facilitated by the Special Adviser on Project Monitoring and Audit, Engr. Dr. Goodnews Agbi, resulted in a commitment by Dora-Dan Global Resources to remobilise to site and accelerate work.
“That promise has not been fulfilled in any meaningful way,” the statement added.

While acknowledging assurances from the Commissioner for Works (Highways and Urban Roads), Comrade Reuben Izeze, that the state government remains committed to completing the project, the community insisted that the situation on the ground contradicts such assurances.

Describing the pace of work as “snail-like and unacceptable,” the protesters warned that continued delays would further worsen the plight of residents, especially with the rainy season approaching.

“The road has become a nightmare for commuters and residents. Economic activities are crippled, access to essential services is severely affected, and our people are enduring untold hardship daily,” the statement read.

Protesters carried placards with inscriptions such as “The Contractor is Incompetent, Revoke the Contract Now,” “Government Funds, Zero Progress — Why?”, “This Delay is Unacceptable,” and “Development Delayed is Development Denied,” among others.

They highlighted the human and economic toll of the delay, noting that farmers are unable to transport their produce, pregnant women struggle to access healthcare, and communities risk being cut off entirely during the rainy season.

The community, therefore, urged Governor Oborevwori to terminate the existing contract and re-award it to a more competent contractor with proven capacity to deliver within a reasonable timeframe.

“We have confidence in the Governor’s MORE Agenda, but that commitment must be reflected in firm decisions when a contractor has clearly failed,” the leaders stated, adding that the patience of the people has been overstretched.

Responding to the protest, the Chief of Staff, Government House Asaba, Hon. Johnson Erijo, commended the community for adopting a peaceful approach in drawing government attention to their concerns rather than resorting to self-help.

Erijo acknowledged that the Deputy Governor, the Commissioner for Works, and the Governor had previously made commitments regarding the road, assuring the protesters that their grievances would be communicated to the governor.

“I will bring your protest to the attention of His Excellency. As you rightly noted, the government has zero tolerance for shoddy jobs. Necessary action will be taken accordingly,” he said.

He further assured the community that the state government would look into their plight and take appropriate steps to address the situation.

NO MORE EXPERIMENTS: Why Isoko North Needs Engr. Ashakah Orobosa Uzuazormaro in 2027 – Ashakah Support Group

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Isoko Nation News
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As 2027 approaches, Isoko North stands at a critical point that requires tested leadership, proven capacity, and genuine commitment, not empty promises. One name continues to resonate across the wards and communities: Engr. Ashakah Orobosa Uzuazormaro.

A seasoned professional, grassroots mobilizer, and bridge builder, he represents purposeful leadership rooted in competence, discipline, and results. His consistent contributions to community development, youth empowerment, and social causes show he is not a seasonal politician but a servant of the people.

Electing Engr. Uzuazormaro means strong representation, effective advocacy for development, opportunities for youth empowerment, and transparent leadership that puts the constituency first.

This is a call to believers and skeptics alike to examine the facts, not the noise.

The future of Isoko North is too important for guesswork as 2027 is not just another election, it is an opportunity to move Isoko North forward.

Engr. Ashakah Orobosa Uzuazormaro — Together, We Rise.

Delta Lands Commissioner Renovates Market, Builds School Pavilion in Igbide Community

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By Kelvin Ohoror

The people of Igbide Kingdom in Isoko South Local Government Area, Delta State, have commended the Honourable Commissioner for Lands and Surveys, Chief Emamusi Obiodeh, for delivering key grassroots development projects in the community.

The projects include the renovation of a modern market and the construction of a school pavilion at Owodokpokpo Grammar School.

The newly renovated market is expected to boost local commerce and empower small-scale traders, while the school pavilion will provide a conducive space for academic and social activities.

Both projects, located in Owodokpokpo-Igbide, were personally funded by Chief Obiodeh as part of his corporate social responsibility.

Speaking during an inspection of the completed projects, Chief Obiodeh emphasized his commitment to improving the welfare of his people and contributing meaningfully to local development.

He expressed appreciation to the Governor of Delta State, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, for the opportunity to serve, noting that the governor’s development-driven leadership continues to inspire appointees to deliver impactful projects across the state.

The Commissioner urged residents of Igbide Kingdom to sustain peace and unity, stressing that stability is essential for attracting further development.

He also called on the community to continue supporting Governor Oborevwori’s administration, whose policies and programmes have positively impacted Igbide, the Isoko nation, and Delta State at large.

Community leaders and residents expressed gratitude to Chief Obiodeh for remembering his roots and addressing critical needs within the community.

They noted that the market will enhance economic activities, particularly for women and small-scale traders, while the school pavilion will enrich learning and extracurricular engagements.

Chief Obiodeh assured the people of Igbide that more development projects will be attracted to the area, reaffirming his dedication to leveraging his office for the benefit of his constituents.

Isoko Association of Dallas/Forth Worth, USA Donates N17m Furniture to Schools in Isoko

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By Kelvin Ohoror

The Isoko Association Dallas/Forth Worth, United States of America on Monday this week presented School Chairs/Desks worth over Seventeen Million Naira to Akiewhe Secondary School, Oria-Ovo and Ibakpa Primary Schools, Ofagbe all in Isoko North Local Government Area of Delta State.

Presenting the customized furniture to the benefiting schools, the President of the Association, Mr. Moses Ovuworie stated that, “Education is the light that guides a nation towards progress and that it is the foundation upon which communities grow, leaders are formed and future is built”.

The President who was represented at the occasion by Comrade Emmanuel Ekebe, former President General of Uzere Community emphasized that “Every classroom holds the dreams of tomorrow and every pupil sitting in that classroom carries the potential to shape the future of our society”.

Mr. Ovuworie stated further that the “Isoko Association of DFW strongly believes that when we invest in education, we invest in the future of our people, to demonstrate our commitment to the growth, development and success of the schools”.

“These chairs and desks represent more than wood and metal. They represent opportunity, support, and our belief that every pupil deserves a comfortable and dignified place to learn”.

He reiterated that, “The desks and chairs are a symbol of trust and hope. They represent the belief that within these schools, there are future teachers, doctors, engineers, leaders, and innovators”.

Mr. Ovuworie commended the dedication and tireless efforts of the schools heads, teachers and staff in guiding and shaping the minds of the young learners.

He then urged the schools to make good use of the chairs/desks donated to them, and charged the pupils and students to study hard, remain disciplined, respect their teachers, and never stop believing in themselves.

He thanked the communities for their support for education, stating that “progress becomes possible when communities unite with common purpose”.

Responding, the Principal of Akiewhe Secondary School, Akiewhe-Owhe, Mr. Obukemu Dozen Obuke and the President-General of Akiewhe-Owhe stated that ; “The thoughtful contribution will greatly enhance the learning environment of our students. The provision of these seats will not only improve classroom comfort but will also promote better concentration and participation during lessons”.

They both expressed profound gratitude to the Isoko Association of DFW for their generosity for the donation of 100 chairs/desks to the school.

On their part, Mr. Ichakor Ogwara, chairman Ofagbe Community who represented the Community President- General, Engr. Cyril Jeke, the Headmaster of Oria-Ovo Primary School, Mr. Oba Silvernus and Mrs. Omedo Regina, the Headmistress of Ibakpa Primary School, Ofagbe all commended the Isoko Association of DFW for their kind gestures towards the schools; praying that God Almighty should bless them to do more for the schools that received 50 chairs/desks each.

Dignitaries that witnessed the presentation include; Odio Jones Agbaka, MD, Jones Agbaka Limited that constructed the furniture, some executive members of both Akiewhe-Owhe and Ofagbe communities. Others are some staff of Isoko North Local Government Area, Education Authority, the chairman, Nigeria Union of Teachers Isoko North Chapter, Comrade Uje Wilfred and a cross section of community leaders amongst others.

Delta HoS Commends Ejiro Umukoro for Hosting Inaugural World Book Day Festival in Asaba

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By Kelvin Ohoror

The Head of Service of Delta State, Dr. (Mrs.) Mininim Oseji, has commended Lady Ejiro Umukoro for organizing the inaugural World Book Day Festival 2026 in Asaba, describing the initiative as a laudable step toward promoting literacy and strengthening reading culture among residents of the state.

Dr. Oseji, who was represented at the event by the Permanent Secretary in the Office of the Head of Service, Mr. Wilson Chukwuka, said the festival was both enlightening and impactful, noting that reading remains a vital tool for knowledge acquisition, intellectual growth, and personal development.

She emphasized that literature has the capacity to challenge perspectives, inspire creativity, and encourage critical thinking.

According to her, initiatives that promote reading culture are essential in shaping informed and responsible citizens.

The Head of Service therefore urged participants and young people in particular to cultivate the habit of reading and to serve as advocates for literacy within their communities.

In his goodwill message, the guest speaker and Deputy Clerk of the Delta State House of Assembly, Hon. Smart Edoge, also praised Lady Umukoro for spearheading the initiative.

He noted that the festival provided a platform for meaningful engagement on issues affecting society.

Edoge particularly highlighted the themes of mental health and stigmatization explored in the book Distortion, stressing that conversations around such subjects are important for raising awareness and promoting empathy in society.

Other speakers at the event, including the Functioning Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Information, Mrs. Stella Macaulay; President of the Asaba Literacy and Reading Club, Dr. Gabriel Okonji; Dr. Omena Egedi; Chief (Mrs.) Theresa Allanah; and Mr. Uche Egbuche, also encouraged Deltans to embrace reading as a lifelong habit.

They noted that reading not only enhances personal and intellectual development but also promotes independent thinking and informed decision-making.

In her keynote address, the organizer of the festival, Lady Ejiro Umukoro, expressed appreciation to the Head of Service for her encouragement and support, as well as to the Permanent Secretaries, Directors, and other speakers whose contributions helped make the event successful.

She stressed the importance of strengthening reading culture in the state and called for the establishment of more functional libraries and additional book clubs to encourage reading among children, youths, and adults.

The event also featured spoken word poetry performances by Unumeri Success of Patricia Group of Schools and Onajite Prosper of Westend Mixed Secondary School, Asaba.

Highlights of the festival included the official launch of the book Distortion, which explores issues relating to mental health and social stigmatization.

Delta APC Announces March 3 State Congress in Asaba

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By Kelvin Ohoror

The All Progressives Congress (APC), Delta State Chapter, has announced that its State Congress will hold on Tuesday, March 3, 2026, at the Cenotaph along High Court Road, Asaba.

In a press statement issued by the State Publicity Secretary, Valentine Onojeghuo Esq., the party said the congress would commence at 10 a.m. and is being convened in line with the party’s constitution and the guidelines for the conduct of nationwide congresses as approved by the National Working Committee.

According to the statement, the State Working Committee of the APC in Delta State, under the chairmanship of Elder Omeni Sobotie, is inviting statutory delegates, critical stakeholders and party leaders from across the state to participate in the exercise.

The party listed special invitees and delegates to the congress to include the Governor and Deputy Governor, members of the National Advisory Council from the state, the State Chairman and members of the State Executive Committee, as well as all serving and past members of the National Assembly.

Also expected at the congress are members of the National Executive Committee (NEC), serving and former members of the Delta State House of Assembly, elected council chairmen and their deputies, and all elected councillors across the state.

The statement further noted that party chairmen, secretaries and members of Local Government Area Executive Committees are to attend, alongside five delegates per ward, including two women members of the Zonal Executive Committee, and ward executives comprising the Chairman, Vice Chairman, Secretary, Woman Leader, Youth Leader and Special Leader from the 270 wards in the state.

In addition, all leaders invited to the Stakeholders’ Meeting of January 23, 2026, are expected to be present at the congress.

The APC reiterated its commitment to its “Renewed Hope for M.O.R.E Agenda,” urging party faithful to turn out in large numbers for the state congress.

Oborevwori Attends Southern Delta University Maiden Convocation, Approves Key Projects

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By Kelvin Ohoror

Delta State Governor and Visitor to Southern Delta University (SDU), Ozoro, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, on Saturday approved critical infrastructural projects as the institution graduated 1,231, including four First Class students at its maiden convocation ceremony, marking a historic milestone in its evolution.

Speaking at the convocation ceremony, Governor Oborevwori expressed gratitude to God for the successful take-off and growth of the institution, describing the maiden convocation as “the first of many remarkable achievements” for a university founded on hard work, resilience and excellence.

Earlier in the day, the Governor commissioned several projects, including laboratories and workshops for the Faculty of Environmental Sciences, male and female hostels, the Faculty of Computing complex, and the Faculty of Medical Sciences building constructed by the Delta State Government.

Oborevwori paid tribute to his predecessor, Senator Ifeanyi Okowa, for the foresight in establishing the university in 2021 as Delta State University of Science and Technology, noting that he presided over the legislative process as Speaker of the State House of Assembly at the time.

“Despite criticisms driven by narrow political interests, the benefits are now clear. Thousands of students who may not have had access to university education have been admitted, trained and graduated,” he said.

He explained that the amendment of the law to rename the institution as Southern Delta University was aimed at broadening its academic scope and enabling the accreditation of more programmes, in line with the administration’s vision of inclusive and responsive education.

The Governor approved key requests presented by the Vice-Chancellor, including additional ambulances, equipment for the Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences, hostels for medical students, a Faculty of Law complex, completion of the Computer-Based Test Centre, perimeter fencing and other critical infrastructure.

While commending Engr Godwin Izomor for giving automatic employment to the overall best graduating student, Oborevwori announced a cash award of ₦5 million for the overall best graduating student, as well as ₦1 million each for the other three First Class graduands. He maintained that outstanding performance must always be rewarded.

A total of 1,231 students graduated at the ceremony, including four First Class honours recipients, 421 Second Class Upper Division, 796 Second Class Lower Division and 10 in other categories.

Earlier in his address, the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Jacob Oboreh, described the maiden convocation as a watershed moment in the history of the institution, tracing its evolution from a College of Agriculture to Delta State Polytechnic, and eventually to a full-fledged university in 2021.

He noted that since inception, the university has expanded from six faculties with 45 programmes to 11 faculties with 89 programmes, all approved and accredited by the National Universities Commission.

Oboreh highlighted major infrastructural developments, including the construction of faculty complexes, laboratories, hostels, internal road networks, staff quarters, a perimeter fence and procurement of over 900 computers.

He also acknowledged the donation of ten fully furnished workshops by Engineer Godwin Izomo and the completion of previously abandoned projects, including a 1,200-seater auditorium.

The Vice-Chancellor appealed for further government support, particularly in the areas of medical accreditation requirements, power supply through an independent power plant, construction of additional hostels, establishment of a Teaching Hospital in Ozoro, perimeter fencing and completion of the Computer-Based Examination Centre.

Earlier, the Pro-Chancellor and Chairman of the Governing Council, Ambassador Godson Echegile, expressed appreciation to the Ozoro and Orerokpe communities for their support and commended the Convocation Lecturer, General Alexander Ogomudia (rtd), for delivering a thought-provoking lecture titled, “Beyond Oil: The University and the Future of the Niger Delta.”

In his valedictory speech, the overall best graduating student, Frank Akaine, expressed gratitude to God, the State Government, the University management, lecturers and parents for their support throughout their academic journey.

He described the pioneer class as trailblazers who endured the uncertainties of a newly established institution with courage and determination.

“We came in as the first set, unsure of what the future held, but today we leave as proud alumni of a fast-rising university. This achievement is a testament to resilience, sacrifice and the power of vision,” Akaine said.

He encouraged his fellow graduates to uphold the values of integrity, excellence and hard work instilled in them, pledging that the pioneer alumni would be worthy ambassadors of Southern Delta University.

The ceremony drew an array of dignitaries, traditional rulers, political leaders, academics and community stakeholders, marking a defining chapter in the history of Southern Delta University, Ozoro.

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