Ojo-Ede Emerges Soft Nigeria DDG (Delta), Pledges Grassroots Impact

Dr. Oritsegbegbemi Maurice Ojo-Ede, Founder of the OMO Foundation, has emerged as the Deputy Director General (Delta State Chapter) of Soft Nigeria, a development that has been widely described as a strategic boost to the movement’s drive for inclusive growth and grassroots engagement.

Speaking following his emergence, Dr. Ojo-Ede reaffirmed his commitment to advancing the core vision of Soft Nigeria, stressing that effective leadership must be anchored on service, people-oriented policies, and sustainable community development.

According to him, “true leadership is rooted in service, active grassroots engagement, and the deliberate creation of opportunities that positively impact lives.” He emphasized the need for collaboration among stakeholders to foster unity and accelerate development across Delta State.

The newly appointed DDG further assured that he would work tirelessly with relevant partners and community actors to deepen participation, strengthen local structures, and drive initiatives that address pressing socio-economic challenges.

Observers note that Dr. Ojo-Ede’s emergence is a testament to his longstanding record in leadership, entrepreneurship, and community service. As founder of the OMO Foundation, he has championed various empowerment and development programmes aimed at uplifting communities.

His appointment is therefore seen as a significant step toward strengthening Soft Nigeria’s presence and effectiveness in Delta State, positioning him as a key figure in advancing the organization’s mission of nation-building and social transformation.