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EKO HOT BLOG reports that Delta State Governor, Ifeanyi Okowa, has berated his critics and urged them to come to the state to assess the level of infrastructural development across it.
The governor gave the charge while addressing newsmen after inspecting the ongoing projects at the Dennis Osadebey University, Asaba.
Okowa gave assurance that the university would wear a new look by December 2022, when the projects would have been completed.
“When people in Lagos and Abuja say that they are not seeing what we are doing, it is either that they don’t come home or that they just want to be wicked in their ways.
“There is a lot going on in our three new universities and we are proud that we took this decision because the new universities have admitted no fewer than 5,000 students within one year of their approval.
“We have also commenced the construction of two hostel projects in the university to accommodate students and it will be useful to us during the National Sports Festival holding in Asaba in November,” he said.
On politics of 2023, the governor said that he would not leave any work undone and encouraged Nigerian youths to embrace the PDP, adding that Nigerians would gain from the success story of the Atiku-Okowa ticket.
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“Here in Delta we have focused a lot on our youths and women because they are very important in this nation,” he said.
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