GOV OKOWA SIGNS SIX BILLS INTO LAW PASSED BY DELTA STATE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY.

Delta State Governor, Sen Ifeanyi Okowa has signed six bills passed by the Delta State House of Assembly into law.

House of Assembly members led by The Speaker of the Delta State House of Assembly Rt Hon Monday Ovwigho Igbuya and the Deputy Rt Hon Osanebi Ossai Friday , the Clark of the house Mrs Lyna Ochulor were all present at the signing ceremony .

The bills signed by the state Governor are:

Delta State Bursary and Scholarship Board Bill 2016
Delta State Anti-Terrorism and Anti-Cultism Bill 2016
Delta State Public Procurement Commission Bill 2016
Delta State Signage and Advertisement Agency Bill 2016
Delta State School of Nursing and Midwifery Bill 2016
Traditional Rulers Council ad Chiefs (Amendment) Bill 2016

Before signing the Bill into law, the Governor observed a minute silence in honour of the departed Member representing Warri South I Constituency in the Delta State House of Assembly, Hon. Mrs Omawumi Beatrice Udoh, who died yesterday at a United Kingdom hospital after a protracted ailment.

The Speaker, Hon. Monday Owhigho Igbuya, accompanied by his Deputy, Hon. Friday Ossai Osanebi, House Leader, Tim Owhefere, Minority Leader, Festus Okoh, Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, Hon. Michael Diden and Clark of the House, Barr. Mrs Lyna Ochulor all adorning black attired in a mourning mood for their late colleague.

Governor Okowa in his remark commended members of the House for their commitment in partnering with the executive in improving the lives of the people despite the recession.

"There is no doubt that the House has been working very hard which has enabled us as a government to manage our affairs despite obvious challenges. I believe that Deltans are proud of the good work that they are doing.

"The Anti terrorism and Anti cult law is very important for the security of lives and property. I want to caution our youths to be of good behavior because ample provisions have been provided in this law and the full weight of the law will be meted on any offender.

"The law will help to regulate all forms of advertisement in the state which will help to improve the environment rather than the chaotic nature currently witnessed in our towns and cities."

The Governor further assured that government will continue to improve on governance as more laws are passed.

Members of the State Executive Council including the Secretary to the State Givernment, Hon Festus Agas, Attorney General, Barr. Peter Mrakpor, Head of Service, Reginald Bayoko among others witnessed the signing ceremony.

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