The chairman of Isoko North Local Government Area of Delta State, Godwin Ogorugba, has charged the Isoko youths on the need to promote peace in Isoko nation and living peacefully with one another.
Ogorugba who gave the charge Saturday during the official commissioning of the Isoko National Youth Assembly (INYA) Secretariat in Ozoro, headquarters of the council, noted that there is no meaningful development that can place in an atmosphere of rancour and bickering, stressing that the Sheriff Oborevwori’s led administration was doing everything humanly possible to better the life of all Deltans as well as delivery of campaign promises across the State.
The INYA secretariat, is a structure named after Fred Obe, a former Isoko foremost youth leader, grand patron of INYA, and former Delta State Commissioner for Power and Energy, was officially commissioned in a ceremony chaired by the Managing Director of Tantita Security Services Nigeria Ltd, Kesten Pondi.
While expressing profound appreciation to past administrations of INYA for initiating and sustaining the project, Ogorugba gave special commendation to the current leadership of INYA under Eniwake Orogun for successfully completing the edifice despite several challenges faced during construction.
“I want to especially commend Comrade Eniwake Orogun and his executive for their commitment and determination in completing this project. I also appreciate previous administrations whose efforts laid the foundation. All your contributions are commendable,” Ogorugba said.
The council chairman also extended gratitude to Kesten Pondi, MD of Tantita Security Services Nig. Ltd., for his unwavering support towards the Isoko youth.
The well-attended event featured dignitaries including the Governor of Delta State, Sheriff Oborevwori, ably represented by the Delta State Commissioner for Youth, Trakiriowei Harry ThankGod; Executive Director, Finance and Administration of DESOPADEC, Kome Okpobor; Chairman of Isoko South, Friday Ovoke Warri; former Isoko North Chairman, Emmanuel Egbabor; leader of the Isoko North Legislative Arm, Pascal Emelauha; Executive Assistance (EA) to the governor, Akpovienehe Duncan Afahokor; as well as traditional rulers, religious leaders, ethnic youth leaders, and other notable stakeholders.
