Tuesday, December 24, 2024

DESOPADEC Commissioner, Egbedi plays host to Urhobo HOSTCOM youths in Sapele

Honourable Julius Egbedi, DESOPADEC Commissioner, representing Sapele, Okpe and Ethiope West Local Government in DESOPADEC Board today played host to the Urhobo Youths of Host Communities of Nigeria, Producing Oil and Gas (HOSTCOM) Delta State Chapter in Sapele.

The Urhobo HOSTCOM Youths led by Comrade Sweet Otiotio, his deputy leader, Comrade lnuma Kingsley, together with the ten coordinators which includes the Urhobos of Warri and Patani LGA were all hosted in the country home of Hon Egbedi during the solidarity visit to him.

Egbedi, in his welcome address, thanked the youths and urged them to keep making collaborative effort to ensure that his office and the Urhobo Youths of HOSTCOM have a more robust relationship and a working synergy.

He promised to prioritize the welfare of the youths and the execution of people oriented programmes always by the Commission, in line with the MORE Agenda of Governor Sheriff Oborevwori of Delta State.

More details of his address reads in part: “Ladies and gentlemen, esteemed members of the Host Communities of Nigeria, Producing Oil and Gas HOSTCOM, and distinguished guests. I am deeply honored to welcome you all today as we gather in the spirit of solidarity and shared commitment to the progress of our communities.

Your presence here in Sapele led by the dynamic Comrade Sweet Otiotio and his dedicated team, reflects the unity and strength of our collective purpose.”

The statement noted: “ln alignment with the MORE Agenda set forth by Governor Sheriff Oborevwori, we stand united in our resolve to drive positive change in DESOPADEC using the instruments of my good office as your representative in the Board of the Commission which resonates with our aspirations for a better and a more prosperous Delta State.”

He promised that as the DESOPADEC Commissioner representing Okpe, Sapele and Ethiope West LGA, he will remain committed to working tirelessly alongside the Board Chairman, Hon Chief John Nani, MD /CEO Chief Festus Ochonogor, His Excellency, Governor Sheriff Oborevwori and (HOSTCOM) as a body to ensure that the dividends of our collective efforts reach every corner of the host communities.

Hon. Julius Egbedi added: “Your unwavering support, demonstrated by this solidarity visit, fuels our determination to overcome challenges and forge ahead on the path of progress stressing that DESOPADEC will continue to collaborate, innovate, and champion the cause of sustainable development for HOSTCOM.”

In summation he said: “Together, we can build a legacy that future generations will be proud of. Thank you for your trust, and let us embark on this journey of transformation hand in hand. May our endeavors be blessed with success, and may the MORE Agenda lead Delta State to greater heights.“

Comrade Sweet Otiotio the Leader of HOSTCOM Urhobo Youth Wing in his speech appreciated Hon Julius Egbedi for the warm reception given to the HOSTCOM Urhobo Youths under his leadership.

He extolled the leadership quality of Hon Egbedi whom he described as a youth savvy Commissioner who knows how to reach the youths in the grassroot.

Comrade Sweet Otiotio particularly appreciated the DESOPADEC Chairman, Hon Chief John Nani whom he described as ‘talk na do Politician’ who always keep his promise.

He expressed optimism that the MORE Agenda Will continue to roll in more dividends of democracy to the constellation of the Government and good people of Delta State.

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