“Today is Passover day and that means God has given every Christian, every Nigerian the mark to change from doing evil deeds for the growth of our country,” the Governor said while congratulating Mr. Gbiwen on his promotion
Browsing: Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan
Addressing traders at Slaughter Market, Refinery Road, Ekpan, the governor observed that developmental projects, especially the ongoing removal of illegal structures, will certainly cause some pains to people but noted that such pains were temporal
Governor Emmanuel Uduaghan of Delta State disclosed this to newsmen after an expanded Security Council meeting, comprising principal officers of the State House of Assembly, heads of security agencies in the state, traditional rulers, council chairmen and religious leaders
He commiserated with the family of the deceased and the NBA over the unfortunate killing of the two lawyers, promising that the state would get to the root of the matter
He lamented that the beautifully designed Enerhen Junction, which was constructed as part of the State Government’s junction improvement and beautification programme has been turned into a refuse dump
Governor Uduaghan, in a statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Sunny Ogefere, described the late Uwechue as a quintessential elder statesman that left his footprints in the sands of Africa and beyond
Reacting to the news of the demise of the first indigenous Managing Director of Guinness Nigeria, the governor, in a statement by Felix Ofou, his Press Secretary, also described the late Ubeku as a good natured personality, who harboured no malice and thought no evil towards others
Governor Uduaghan, who gave the charge on Friday, at a civic reception hosted by the Ibusa community in honour of retired Vice Admiral Dele Joseph Ezeoba, the immediate past Chief Of Naval Staff, stated that the country was passing through challenging times and would need to tap into the expertise, advice and experience of those who have been at the helm of affairs to seek for solutions
In a statement issued in Lagos by Felix Ofou, his Press Secretary, the Governor described the late minister as a “quintessential leader, patriot and astute politician”, whose death would remain a tragic loss for a long time in the annals of Nigeria’s history
The late Mrs. Ebonka, who passed away on Friday, was the Special Adviser to the Governor of Delta State in charge of Abuja Office
The governor said the ravaging fire of ethnicity being played up in the North and political logjam arising from opposition political parties would soon be a thing of the past
Governor Uduaghan, who stated this on Monday in Abuja when he delivered a lecture titled: “Leadership: My Personal Experience,” to participants of Course 22 of the National Defence College, Abuja, asserted: “Ffor a leader to lead, he must have strong self-belief, and strong internal and unshakeable values
Delivering a keynote address at the GMoU Fair and Best Practices Exhibition holding in Abuja, the governor said that the Chevron initiative helps in accountability and transparency in the administration of community resources
He said: “This is a most cruel murder. Even in wartimes, you don’t kill a man who willingly surrenders. This is why I am particularly shocked by what these so called robbers. Why kill a man without any provocation?”
Oba Erediauwa told the governor: “Before you start talking, let me commend you for what I saw in the newspaper
Speaking on Sunday when he received the Managing Director/Editor-in-Chief of the Sun newspaper, Femi Adesina, in Asaba, the governor expressed happiness that what his administration was doing to better the lives of Deltans were being appreciated
Dr. Uduaghan, who made the call on Sunday when the executive members of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association paid him a courtesy visit in Asaba, said that improved economic activities between African countries will strengthen relationship among Africans
It would be recalled that the hospital had earlier carried out hip-bone and knee cap replacement surgeries
Dr. Uduaghan, who said this on Sunday in Asaba, the state capital, at an inter-denominational thanksgiving service to mark the 2014 Armed Forces Remembrance Day, stated that with peace, the work load on security operatives will be reduced
The aspirant embarked on a tour round various orphanage homes, prisons and elderly peoples’ homes, to assuage their hunger and water their thirst across the three senatorial districts of the state