Oborevwori commissions 12.1KM road, boost to economic activities in Delta's riverine communities

OGULAGHA, Delta - Governor Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori has commissioned the 12.1KM Ogulagha-Okuntu-Odimodi road project, a move aimed at significantly boosting economic activities in the region.

The event, held on Wednesday in the riverine community of Ogulagha, was marked by a ribbon-cutting ceremony and attended by local leaders and residents.

The road, part of the "Renewed Hope For More Agenda," is expected to enhance connectivity between communities, facilitating easier access to markets and services.

Governor Oborevwori highlighted that the project would serve as a catalyst for economic growth, particularly for communities along the corridor, by improving transportation and reducing travel times.

"This road will open up new opportunities for trade and commerce, connecting our people to broader economic networks," the governor stated during the ceremony.

The improved infrastructure is anticipated to attract investments and stimulate local businesses, thereby creating jobs and improving livelihoods.

The commissioning was met with enthusiasm from the community, with traditional dances and speeches underscoring the project's importance.

The governor's initiative aligns with recent calls from Ijaw leaders for increased infrastructure development in the region, aiming to bridge the gap between riverine and urban areas.

This development marks a significant step towards integrating remote communities into the state's economic framework, promising a brighter future for the residents of Ogulagha and surrounding areas.