DELTA STATE LAUNCHES REGISTRATION DRIVE FOR ARTISANS IN ASABA

The Delta State Government has initiated a comprehensive registration process for migrant laborers and scavengers at the Convergence Centre in Oko, Asaba. This strategic move aims to formalize their employment status and provide them with essential support and opportunities.

Kicking off the registration process, Chief Godspower Omafuvwe Asiuwhu JP, Chairman of the Task Force on Environment, delivered a clarion call to all artisans, laborers, and scavengers operating within the catchment area. He urged them to seize this opportunity and actively participate in the State Government’s program.

The registration drive signifies a significant step towards recognizing and empowering individuals engaged in various forms of informal work. By registering, migrant laborers and scavengers will gain access to a range of benefits, including social services, skill development programs, and financial assistance.

Chief Asiuwhu emphasized the importance of inclusivity and urged all eligible individuals to come forward and register without hesitation. He highlighted the government’s commitment to improving the livelihoods of all residents, irrespective of their occupational status.

Furthermore, the Convergence Centre in Oko, Asaba, serves as a central hub for facilitating the registration process. Equipped with dedicated personnel and resources, the centre aims to streamline the registration procedures and ensure a seamless experience for participants.

The State Government’s initiative reflects its proactive approach towards addressing the needs of marginalized and vulnerable communities. By formalizing the employment status of migrant laborers and scavengers, the government aims to enhance their socio-economic well-being and contribute to overall community development.

As the registration drive gains momentum, stakeholders are optimistic about the positive impact it will have on the lives of migrant laborers and scavengers in Delta State. With continued collaboration and support from all stakeholders, the government endeavors to create an inclusive and prosperous environment for all residents.