Enebeli presenting his speech to the CPS, Festus Ahon during the meeting.
By Jon Egie
The priorities of the Oborevwori’s administration are centered on welfare of citizens and residents of Delta State as well as development initiatives that would drive same.
Chief Press Secretary, CPS, to the Delta State Governor, Sir Festus Ahon disclosed this when leadership of Delta Online Publishers’ Forum, DOPF, visited him for a media parley at his country home Ughelli, Saturday, October 21.
He commended DOPF in it’s effort at providing comprehensive information and education to Deltans ànd appreciated the forum’s dedication and commitment at supporting the Oborevwori’s administration through prompt dissemination of the MORE Agenda to the public
The CPS used the occasion to further elaborate on recent milestones, such as the award of a substantial N78 billion contract to Julius Berger for the construction of bridges and roads in Warri and its environs. These endeavors represent a fraction of the government’s mission to elevate the living standards and prospects of the populace. He said.
“We are also committed to other development initiatives in the state. You are aware that just recently, a contract was awarded to Julius Berger construction company worth N78bn to construct bridges, and roads in Warri and its environs. These are some of the projects lined up to make life more better and meaningful for the people of the state,” he stated.
Chairman of the Delta Online Publishers Forum, Mr. Emmanuel Enebeli who led the delegation had earlier expressed the forum’s profound appreciation for Sir Festus Ahon’s commendable efforts as the Chief Press Secretary to Governor Rt. Hon Sheriff Oborevwori.
He emphasized Ahon’s dedication to his role, applauding his relentless pursuit of excellence in the realm of inclusive public relations and the rapid dissemination of information.
Furthermore, Enebeli pointed out the pivotal role DOPF plays in fostering transparent communication and upholding government accountability. He emphasized the need for a more collaborative relationship between the Delta State Government and DOPF, highlighting the importance of advert placements on the group’s websites, stating “Such cooperation not only amplifies the government’s reach in informing the public about its policies and programs but also bolsters responsible journalism and bolsters local businesses and entrepreneurs by increasing their visibility in the digital age.”
“This, in turn, provides the government with a broader, more far-reaching platform in an era where online mediums are the primary source of information for many Delta State citizens.” He stated.
