Friday, March 13, 2026

Oborevwori meets leaders of Isoko Nation, says NUC approved 3 more faculties for Delta State University, Ozoro 

Oborevwori meets leaders of Isoko Nation, says NUC approved 3 more faculties for Delta State University, Ozoro 

Governor Sheriff Oborevwori of Delta State said the National Universities Commission (NUC), has approved the establishment of three more faculties for the Delta State University of Science and Technology, Ozoro.

Governor Oborevwori on Tuesday, made the announcement regarding the NUC’s aapproval during a solidarity and congratulatory visit by a delegation of leaders and traditional rulers from Isoko nation at the Government House in Asaba.

Expressing gratitude to the Isoko nation for their support, Governor Oborevwori assured that his administration remains committed to the comprehensive development of all regions within the state.

“I appreciate this visit because it is long overdue. I know the support that you people gave to me and I made some promises that I am still keeping till today. The Chief of Staff was the first person I appointed from Isoko nation. I have given key appointments to the Isoko nation.

“I am happy that you have come to congratulate me on our victory at the Supreme Court. You have also come with some requests. I have taken note of all the requests you made. Like I promised, I am going to be Governor for all Deltans and I am doing just that.

“We are doing our best. If you drive through the Oleh Roundabout, you will smile because it has changed. We need unity and peace in Delta State.”

He pledged that he would not do anything to undermine the Isoko people, especially in the area of education.

Oborevwori said that the three new faculties approved by the NUC for the University reflected his desire to ensure that Isoko nation continued to enjoy a pride of place in the delivery of his administration’s MORE Agenda.

Earlier, President of the Isoko Development Union, Professor Chris Akpotu, conveyed the delegation’s congratulations on the Governor’s legal triumph at the Supreme Court and discussed avenues for furthering Isoko development.

“We are here to visit you as our very great in-law and to congratulate you on your tortuous journey from the election to the tribunal and up to the Supreme Court.

“We appreciate your political benevolence in appointing our illustrious sons and daughters into political positions”, Akpotu said.

Speaking further, Hon. Jonathan Ukodhiko, representing Isoko North, Isoko South Federal Constituency, pledged collaboration with the State Government to ensure conducive learning environments for students.

READ ALSO: Planned relocation of faculties of Delta State University of Science and Technology Ozoro: Isoko leader, group challenge Oborevwori

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