In keeping to his campaign promises, the Isoko North Local Government Executive Council under the administration of Godwin Ogorugba, has approved the rehabilitation of nine roads across the local government area as well as construction of open shops and installation of solar street lights.
The roads rehabilitation that got the executive council nod includes the Etevie community road, Leo Ogor road, Ozoro axis of the Owhelogbo-Ozoro road, Uruto community road, Emevor police station road and three streets within Owhelogbo Grammar School.
The executive council meeting which was presided over on Thursday by the council chairman, Godwin Ogorugba also gave approvals to the construction of 60 open shops at Otor Owhe main market, installation of solar street lights at the council secretariat, financial assistance to some Isoko North indigenes facing critical health challenges, immediate employment of a victim of Fulani herdsmen violence, whose fingers were severed in Uruamudhu community, Ozoro, women empowerment through financial aid, provision of farming tools, and agricultural inputs and among others.
Speaking shortly after the executive council meeting, the supervisor of agriculture and community development, Thomas Akpoedafe, alongside the supervisor of environment, Alebe Joshua, expressed appreciation to the governor of Delta State, Sheriff Oborevwori, for his continuous support to the Ogorugba led council administration.
Akpoedafe reaffirmed the commitment of the Ogorugba-led administration to implementing the MORE Agenda at the grassroots level, stressing that Ogorugba has undertaken some critical project completions and ongoing ones, including the near-completed council administrative complex, perimeter fencing of the council secretariat with modern entrance gates and several other projects.
