By Nurat Uthman
Governor Sheriff Oborevwori of Delta State has approved 15 hectares of land as a take-off site for the Federal University of Medical and Health Sciences, Kwale, Ndokwa West Local Government Area.
Oborevwori who stated this when he received leaders and stakeholders of the Ndokwa nation at Government House, Asaba, said said the university would open up more development in Kwale and its environs.
He said: “I have just approved the take-off land for the Federal University of Medical and Health Sciences. The community has given out over 100 hectares of land for the Permanent site including 15 hectares which the Delta State School of Marine Technology used before they moved to their permanent site.
“We want development for Deltans and if that school comes, it will open up the entire area and I can assure you that more developments will come to your area”.
The Governor noted that because he was focused on the development of all parts of the state, he had deliberately avoided citing any project in his Osubi community.
He thanked the Ndokwa and Anioma nation for their support of his administration and during his mother-in-law’s funeral, assuring that he would continue to provide equitable leadership for all Deltans.
“We are trying our best and we have been having high commendations and we will continue to work in the interest of the people. I must tell you that the Anioma people generally have been very supportive.
“Let us continue to pray for the success of this administration but I know that 2024 will be greater and better than this year 2023,” he said.
