Governor Sheriff Oborevwori, on Wednesday, said his administration is poised to break new grounds in infrastructural development, inclusive economic growth, and sustainable development in the state.
The Governor disclosed this during the swearing-in of nine new Special Advisers, noting that the appointments were part of efforts towards building a strong team of technocrats and policy experts for the implementation of his administration’s policies and programmes.Â
“Exactly two months ago, I swore in nine Special Advisers as part of the ongoing process of putting together a strong team of technocrats and policy experts for the administration.Â
“Today, we have added nine more to strengthen the governance process imperative for the actualisation of our MORE agenda.
“While I congratulate the new Special Advisers, I expect that you will justify the confidence that has been reposed in you with this appointment.
“This administration is poised to break new grounds in infrastructural development, inclusive economic growth, and sustainable development.
“Hence, we need men and women of competence, character, and capacity driven by good governance values of transparency, fiscal discipline, accountability, effective public communication, community engagement and excellent service delivery.”
“As policy experts and politicians conversant with our developmental aspirations, I expect nothing but the best from you.
“Your performance will be measured by your ability to generate new ideas, adapt quickly to emerging trends, and manage various interests and persuasions to advance Delta through the MORE agenda.
“This administration is in a hurry to accomplish more within a relatively short time. Hence, you must work with a sense of urgency, creativity, and innovation necessary for us to successfully execute our policies and programmes for the greater good of all.”
Oborevwori however, advised the Special Advisers to promote the mutual harmony among the various ethnic nationalities, warning against giving preferential treatment to people.
He also stressed the need for them to serve the people of the State irrespective of their ethnic nationality, party affiliation, socio-economic status, or educational background.
Responding on behalf of the appointees, Charles Oniyere, thanked the Governor for finding them worthy to serve.
Those sworn-in were Hon. Charles Oniyere; Mr. Michael Ogboru; Chief Ebikeme Clark; Chief Sylvester Oromoni, Hon. Shadrach Rapu, Dr. Donald Peterson; Engr Goodnews Agbi; Hon. Peter Uviejitobor and Chief Nathaniel Igbani. 
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