By Oghenefejiro Emado
17, March 2026
Delta State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori’s administration is making significant strides in developing the state’s infrastructure, particularly in riverine communities.
The governor recently inaugurated the 31km Ohoror-Bomadi Road, a strategic corridor linking several local government areas, including Ughelli North, Ughelli South, Patani, Burutu, and Bomadi.
According to him, this project is expected to boost socio-economic activities, improve connectivity, and enhance access to essential services in the area
Some of the notable projects approved by the governor include:
Road Infrastructure The construction of the Torugbene-Ojobo Road,
Internal roads in Ogulagha community, and the rehabilitation of the Aghalokpe-SPDCA-Adagbrassa-Aragba Road.
*Flood Control*
Projects aimed at mitigating seasonal flooding in densely populated communities.
*Power Supply*
Initiatives to improve electricity supply, including the extension of transmission lines and installation of transformers.
*Security*
Construction of police divisions in all 25 local government areas and a Special Protection Base
The governor’s administration has approved projects worth over ₦400 billion, focusing on infrastructure, health, education, power, and security.
He explained that the MORE Agenda, which stands for Meaningful Development, Opportunities for All, Realistic Reforms, and Enhanced Peace and Security, is driving these developments
Earlier, Commissioner for Works (Rural Roads) and Public Information, Mr. Charles Aniagwu, said the 31-kilometre road project traverses multiple communities and features modern engineering solutions designed to ensure durability in difficult terrain.
In his welcome address, Chairman of Bomadi Local Government Council, Hon. Dagidi Andaye, expressed appreciation to the Governor for what he described as a historic intervention, noting that the area had not witnessed such a project in over 16 years.
He said the road would drastically reduce accidents, improve livelihoods and ease the movement of people and goods across the state.
Speaking on behalf of the people, community leaders and stakeholders including, Hon. Nicholas Mutu, Senator James Manager, Hon. Oboro Preyor, HRM Pere Luke Kalalanama and 1st Vice Chairman of Delta State Traditional Rulers Council, and Mrs Flora Brisibo, commended the Governor for his inclusive governance style and commitment to development, assuring him and President Bola Tinubu of their continued support and massive votes in the 2027 elections.
They noted that the completion of the road has brought relief to residents, many of whom had suffered economic hardship due to poor access and high transportation costs.
The event drew a large crowd of residents, political leaders and traditional rulers, reflecting widespread appreciation for the project and its expected impact on the area.
