Friday is just 35

Yesterday in Asaba, the Delta state house of assembly elected Rt. Honourable Friday Ossai Osanebi, member representing Ndokwa East, in the Delta State house of Assembly as the Deputy Speaker, Delta state house of assembly.
FRIDAY OSSAI Osanebi, Philanthropist and 2nd timer in the house is the youngest Deltan to have occupied the exulted position in the house.
This is a new development and another evidence of democratic maturity in Nigeria.

As was bodly scribed today in vanguard, pages 30 to 33, Sir. Kenny Okolugbo, DESOPADEC commissioner representing Ndokwa nation of delta state have written his name in gold as result of the good works he has done in Ndokwa nation by his God given opportunity to serve his people as DESOPADEC commissioner. Without missing words, Okolugbo remains the best, till date that Ndokwa people have ever presented as DESOPADEC commissioner.
Kudos !

Nice advise from a leader

Nice one, finishing very strong !

They look young, vibrant and promising. I pray God to give them the needed wisdom to deliver.

On point, that's good !

Thank God. God bless men of good works

Uduaghan has done very well with his three point agenda in delta state. Yo God alone be all the glory !

UDUAGHAN TO DELIVER 2015 UI ALUMNI PUBLIC SERVICE LECTURE

UDUAGHAN (2)Delta State Governor, Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan is slated to deliver the University of Ibadan Alumni Association Second National Public Service Lecture on Friday, May 8, 2015.

The lecture with the topic “Good Governance As A Catalyst For Development: The Delta State Experience,” according to the President of the President of the University of Ibadan Alumni Association, Dr. Kemi Emina, aims in part to bring to the fore issues concerning our body polity and to proffer solutions to them.

“It also seeks to galvanize public discourse and thus setting the agenda in our nation. It was and still our belief that University of Ibadan as the foremost citadel of learning and the flagship of University education in Nigeria, is a credible brand to initiate public discourse especially for very credible Nigerians who have indeed made their mark in our society,” he said.

UIDr. Emina said the choice of Governor Uduaghan to deliver the lecture “stems from our perception of him as one of the true heroes of our democracy and who have indeed brought democratic dividends to his people of Delta State. It is our belief that being an epitome of good governance, he is well suited to initiate discourse on the essence of good governance in our developing democracy.

The lecture which will be delivered at the famous Trenchard Hall, under the chairmanship of the Vice Chancellor of the University, Prof Isaac Folurunsho Adewole.

I know this is is just a minor challenge. The delta state government I know is always on target and will very shortly, this will be a thing of the past. Dr. Uduaghan has attended to more dicy situations than this. It will soon be a thing of the past, I know.

A good one, that's a potent needful, done. To God alone be all the glory for the victory and the life of Izeze and the Oginigbo and PDP family.

Uduaghan is indeed finishing strong !

This is promise fulfilled. Kudos, Dr. Emmanuel Eweta Uduaghan.

To God alone be all the glory

This is a good one

Uduaghan has done well. He has commissioned 64 roads within Asaba alone. Kudos to him

He has done well !

Very Good

We thank God. He knows better

This man is a leader

A good one there

Peace agenda is stabilizing delta state.

Correct, no business as usual

Kudos Governor

On point ! To God be the glory

Good one. Touching the very needy. It's not just good and kind but the type of charity work that moves God. Kudos

Right step in the right direction...kudos !

That's true, and a nice job there in delta state !

Dr. Emmanuel Uduaghan is visionary and ensuring a good foundation for the next generation of deltans

Okagbare coasts to gold, breaks another record and salutes Governor Uduaghan for his support.



Delta and Nigeria's Blessing Okagbare dominated the women's 100m, winning the gold medal in a Games record time ahead of veteran Jamaican sprinter Veronica Campbell-Brown, at the ongoing commonwealth games in Glasgow.

Okagbare, who won bronze in the 200m at the 2013 World Championships in Moscow, had qualified fastest for the women's final in 10.93 seconds, ahead of Campbell-Brown in 11.02 and another Jamaican Kerron Stewart in 11.20.

In the final Okagbare got off to a good start and was quickly into stride, and by the 40m mark she began to go clear of the field, powering away to victory in a Games-record time of 10.85 seconds.

"It is an honour and the reaction back home is going to be absolutely amazing," Okagbare said.
"All my preparations have been based on these Commonwealth Games so I had expected to run a fast time and I am so happy I can't explain.
"Everything has come together, it all just fell in place."
An elated Okagbare, after her heroics told BBC Sport: "I am so excited right now! A new season's best and win. I'm happy I was able to put on a show. I executed it and stayed patient like my coach said I should and after 70 metres it just felt easy! I still have the 200m and the long jump and I'm looking forward to both of those events now". “It feels great to get this far and win. I’m grateful to God. I thank all those behind this success especially our Governor who is here to support us morally after his financial support,” Blessing said.
The ever sports loving Governor of Delta State Dr Emmanuel Eweta Uduaghan who incidentally was at the stadium to cheer Okagbare and Team Nigeria up said "It was a great feeling today being at the stadium in Glasgow and watching our own Blessing Okagbare winning the 100m in grand style in the presence of over 80,000 people from all over the world". “It was a deserved victory. She has made Nigeria proud and we are happy about this sweet victory,” Uduaghan said.

He has so far, done well. Congratulations sir.