Yungwizzzy:

Are you?

Htown64: maybe eye dey turn you or na home video you for dey see all these things you mention here.

freshness2020: Consolation news I would say!

DaGC:

Well, if you are in Delta state, you would have seen improvements in the three listed areas I gave.
I'm sure you know the city shuttle buses take less and in some cases half of what other motorists charge to transit between towns e.g Warri,Ughelli, Asaba-Agbor,Sapele, Abraka etc. Places of N200 gets charged at N100, other places of N500 are usually charged N300 etc. Little wonder why lots of Deltans prefer using it. That's a win for me because it helps the average Deltan.
Granted, the roads are not perfect, but they are not what most people are painting it to be here.
The free medical heath care for under 5years and above 65years is a wonderful thing. My uncle works for the ministry of health and I've accompanied him on some inspection tours of hospitals in the state. To people who can afford medical bills for themselves and their families, they would easily overlook this as a good thing, but when you visit these health centres and see people bringing their parents/grandparents for free treatment, you would appreciate it. The free ante-natal care is also a plus; although its shocking to see so many pregnant young girls at the hospitals. Usually, these people would result to traditional medicine or in some cases patronising chemists in their rural areas, but because of this free medical care, they get proper medical care. Visit health centres across the state and see what it means to these families that wouldn't have been able to afford such medical care.
Lastly, on education, I visited an old friend serving in the state, Ughelli south LGA, Orogun to be precise. He's a teacher at the secondary school there. When we discussed, he heaped praises at the government's provision of equipments. Kept praising the quality of equipments in the physics lab; and that even him didn't get to use some of the apparatus during his university days. He said even the corper teaching chemistry was blown away too with the chemistry lab. We also all know the remodelling the government carried out on primary and secondary schools in the state. Visited my old college in Warri recently for a basketball game, and it truly has improved in a lot of ways. Better environment, better classes, better labs etc.

And the funny thing is I don't even like the man and FYI, I still think the governor could have done way more, but he impressed me in the areas of education, health care and transportation.

kennyfao:
God bless u for that question
I tot I am d only one wondering which part of Delta State because I have being in warri and also a regular visitor to places like Ughelli,kwale, abraka, obiaruko and ozoro for the past four years and I have not seen any form. of development here in Delta state oo
Infact, u nid to come to warri and see how uduaghan has spoilt all d road in d name of a failed project called BRT lane., digging all d side raods in d name of a failed supply ofpotable water. In our own accessment as residents of Delta state the Governer is a. Complete failure.

stinggy:
I wonder how too. I spent almost a year in Delta. You can't be receiving such a huge allocation and yet have nothing to show for it. The roads are bad except for federal roads, once it rains, better you stay back in because all the roads will be flooded. Except for few schools picked for re-modeling, others are in bad shape.
All Uduaghan does is to invest in petty projects. I laughed so hard when I saw him commission a swimming pool in Warri Like dafuq

Htown64: pictures don't lie. I send u some pics of primary schools in warri when I get hold of my new Phone to prove to you that the govt is best at deceiving people. The only place I can score this govt is on mother & child free med. Water is zero and transportation is same because you will have to wait for hours on end before it gets to your turn which is not good.

M4gunners: Were in Delta State do you live bro?Please don't misunderstand me o,I'm from Delta State but for the last five years I have not been there. However,my siblings still complaint of bad Roads,water,health care and more. As a matter of facts,am just hearing it for the first time that in Delta State there's free education.

atlwireles:

You are still on this lie? The last time you attempted it on the EDo/Delta thread, Evastar200, proved you to be a liar. Get off it and carry your useless lies to a different state.

Htown64: so others on this thread are lying too, kwo?

atlwireles:

You are a certified liar, a known liar from the Edo/delta thread. Why can't you, maggots keep your nose from delta state?

Htown64: sorry EEU attack dog. You can't bully me from saying my every day experience in my beloved state.

favouroghene: We Deltans are proud of Uduaghan.

Francisedafe: Indeed Gov. Uduaghan has done well.

atlwireles: AFTER over a year’s on-the-spot-assessment of implementation of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), the United Nations (UN) has commended the Delta State government, for meeting international standards.

The UN commends Delta government in education, health, agriculture, provision of potable water and sanitation through the micro-credit scheme.

The commendation came in New York, United States (US), as the report of UN assessors who had been in Delta State for over 12 months evaluating the status of core thematic areas in the global body’s MDGs target was unveiled before an international audience.

According to press statement issued in New York by Chike C. Ogeah, Delta State Commissioner for Information, the free medical care programme for children under five years and seniors over 65, as well as the free maternal care up to delivery for pregnant women was highlighted as a crucial project that had reduced infant mortality in Delta.

On education, the report noted that the introduction of Edu-Marshals, a scheme whereby officials are deployed to all towns in the state to ensure children of school age are in institutions, alongside the free and compulsory education of children up to secondary education, was recommended by the UN report for adoption by other governments in meeting the goals of universal education.

The report, which was made public at the ongoing UN General Assembly in New York, was read by Ambassador Shola Omoregie, a former UN Secretary General’s envoy to Africa, who led the team of UN experts to Delta State.

Speaking on the report, Governor Emmanuel Uduaghan thanked the UN, saying his decision to seek the assessment of the UN was in the best interest of not just the present generation of the people of the state, but those growing up.

http://www.tribune.com.ng/news/news-headlines/item/16868-un-commends-delta-on-delivery-of-mdgs

benswagtt: Proudly a Deltan!

BraniacX: ochare! Open ur eye jare, na only wetin he fit do 4 eight years b dat? Abegi! make uduagan park well afterall, to whom much is given, much is expected.

atlwireles: AFTER over a year’s on-the-spot-assessment of implementation of the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), the United Nations (UN) has commended the Delta State government, for meeting international standards.

The UN commends Delta government in education, health, agriculture, provision of potable water and sanitation through the micro-credit scheme.

The commendation came in New York, United States (US), as the report of UN assessors who had been in Delta State for over 12 months evaluating the status of core thematic areas in the global body’s MDGs target was unveiled before an international audience.

According to press statement issued in New York by Chike C. Ogeah, Delta State Commissioner for Information, the free medical care programme for children under five years and seniors over 65, as well as the free maternal care up to delivery for pregnant women was highlighted as a crucial project that had reduced infant mortality in Delta.

On education, the report noted that the introduction of Edu-Marshals, a scheme whereby officials are deployed to all towns in the state to ensure children of school age are in institutions, alongside the free and compulsory education of children up to secondary education, was recommended by the UN report for adoption by other governments in meeting the goals of universal education.

The report, which was made public at the ongoing UN General Assembly in New York, was read by Ambassador Shola Omoregie, a former UN Secretary General’s envoy to Africa, who led the team of UN experts to Delta State.

Speaking on the report, Governor Emmanuel Uduaghan thanked the UN, saying his decision to seek the assessment of the UN was in the best interest of not just the present generation of the people of the state, but those growing up.

http://www.tribune.com.ng/news/news-headlines/item/16868-un-commends-delta-on-delivery-of-mdgs

Htown64: pictures don't lie. I send u some pics of primary schools in warri when I get hold of my new Phone to prove to you that the govt is best at deceiving people. The only place I can score this govt is on mother & child free med. Water is zero and transportation is same because you will have to wait for hours on end before it gets to your turn which is not good.

kelvincoll: Since its a commendation coming from the UN not some kangaroo group, i'll say kudos to the Govt of Delta state even as more is required from a wealthy state as hers

Are you for real

Don't be deceived by these fake awards. They are all bought and paid for. Do you know who the so-called UN Ambassador Shola Omoregie is?

If you want to to know the truth about how this diminutive but totally clueless governor has devastated Delta state whilst cleverly hoodwinking the whole world, take a trip to Delta State. Visit the key towns in Delta : Warri, Ughelli and Asaba. Talk to residents, not those Deltans living in Lagos who never go back home. Then come and tell us what you see. You will weep and ask where all the billions that accrued to Delta State during the 8 years of this man's blighted rulership went.

cuteboy2:


Are you for real

Don't be deceived by these fake awards. They are all bought and paid for. Do you know who the so-called UN Ambassador Shola Omoregie is?

If you want to to know the truth about how this diminutive but totally clueless governor has devastated Delta state whilst cleverly hoodwinking the whole world, take a trip to Delta State. Visit the key towns in Delta : Warri, Ughelli and Asaba. Talk to residents, not those Deltans living in Lagos who never go back home. Then come and tell us what you see. You will weep and ask where all the billions that accrued to Delta State during the 8 years of this man's blighted rulership went.

Francisedafe: Indeed Gov. Uduaghan has done well.