Ukodhiko Welcomes Oborevwori, Wife to Isoko Nation, Reaffirms Support for MORE Agenda

The member representing Isoko North and South Federal Constituency in the House of Representatives, Rep. Jonathan Ajirioghene Ukodhiko, has welcomed Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, and his wife, Deaconess Tobore Oborevwori, to Isoko Nation, describing their visit as an opportunity to strengthen the bonds of unity and political cooperation between the people and the state government.

Ukodhiko, in a welcome message ahead of the Governor’s visit, said the people of Isoko were delighted to receive Oborevwori and his wife, whom he described as a daughter of the land and a cherished member of the Isoko family.

He noted that Isoko Nation had a longstanding reputation for its rich cultural heritage, hospitality, communal spirit and commitment to peaceful coexistence, adding that the people were proud to host the Governor and his entourage.

According to him, the visit goes beyond a traditional reception, as it reflects the enduring relationship between the Isoko people and the Oborevwori administration and provides an opportunity to renew their shared commitment to the development of Delta State.

The federal lawmaker reaffirmed the commitment of the Isoko people to the Governor’s MORE Agenda, stressing that unity, political understanding and collective responsibility remained essential to achieving sustainable development.

He said the people were prepared to work with the state government to advance policies and programmes that would improve the lives of Deltans, while strengthening the partnership between the Isoko Nation and the Oborevwori administration.

Ukodhiko urged the people to sustain the spirit of togetherness and use the occasion to demonstrate the values of friendship, hospitality and political solidarity for which Isoko Nation is known.

He assured the Governor and his wife of the people’s warmth and affection, declaring that Isoko Nation remained their home away from home.

“Isoko Nation is united. Together, we are moving forward with the MORE Agenda,” he said.