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Oyibode Celebrates Sheriff Junior Oborevwori At Birthday, Hails His Support For MORE Agenda
The Executive Chairman of Udu Local Government Council, Olorogun(Hon.) Vincent Ogheneruemu Oyibode JP, FCIA, has felicitated with Sheriff Junior Oborevwori, popularly known as “Onowu,” son of the Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, on the occasion of his birthday anniversary.
In a congratulatory message issued through the Media Unit of the Udu Local Government Council, Oyibode described Sheriff Junior as a worthy ambassador of the Governor’s MORE Agenda, commending his visible commitment to initiatives and activities that promote the administration’s development vision and strengthen its connection with the people, particularly the youths.
The Udu Council Chairman also applauded Governor Sheriff Oborevwori for what he described as his administration’s numerous empowerment initiatives targeted at Delta youths, noting that investments in human capital development, skills acquisition and economic opportunities remained important to building a more productive and prosperous generation.
Oyibode said the positive impact of such programmes would continue to resonate among beneficiaries and contribute to the broader development aspirations of Delta State.
He further congratulated Sheriff Junior on his birthday, praying that God would grant him many more years in good health, wisdom and fulfilment.
The Udu Council Chairman wished the celebrant continued success and a life filled with greater accomplishments as he advances in his personal endeavours and service to humanity.
Press Unit Office of The Executive Chairman of Udu Local Government Council.


