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buckeyemedia:
Dunce, because it was APC that has kept you in poverty in Delta State despite collecting the highest allocation from the FAAC since 1999?

Mumu, shameless Peasant, maybe you were an infant residing in Adamawa when those criminals were in power, and it was your parents that informed you that James Ibori, Emmanuel Uduaghan, & Ifeanyi Okowa your past Governments are all staunch APC disciples?

Shot up.... Which state are you from.
I am a blessed man that will feed you and your generation. You're so ashamed to name your state.
Delta is working.
You no de shame to support known failure.
I can bet that you've not eaten this night because of the incompetent people you support to rule you.
Which state are you from??

Honjoshy4u:
Shot up.... Which state are you from.
I am a blessed man that will feed you and your generation. You're so ashamed to name your state.
Delta is working.
You no de shame to support known failure.
I can bet that you've not eaten this night because of the incompetent people you support to rule you.
Which state are you from??

Bush Man, Delta is working indeed, and you are here crying about APC Government in Abuja?

Mumu with all the highest allocation from the FAAC under Buhari since 2015, not one single project to show in any of the 25 local governments?

Who would have believed that Ifeanyi Okowa will be more useless than Uduaghan.

buckeyemedia:
Bush Man, Delta is working indeed, and you are here crying about APC Government in Abuja?

Mumu with all the highest allocation from the FAAC under Buhari since 2015, not one single project to show in any of the 25 local governments?

Who would have believed that Ifeanyi Okowa will be more useless than Uduaghan.

Why can't you tell your state??
I repeat, Delta is working.
Na Okowa make rice #45000 from #8000?
Na Okowa make fuel #185 per liter?
Na Okowa make naira to dollar #860?
Na Okowa cause 8 months ASSU strike that kept you at home Because you sound like a small boy that still depends on Daddy.
Na Okowa make you communicate people out of job due to the economic crisis the useless party you support placed the Nation

Go and sleep little boy.

Honjoshy4u:
Why can't you tell your state??
I repeat, Delta is working.
Na Okowa make rice #45000 from #8000?
Na Okowa make fuel #185 per liter?
Na Okowa make naira to dollar #860?
Na Okowa cause 8 months ASSU strike that kept you at home Because you sound like a small boy that still depends on Daddy.
Na Okowa make you communicate people out of job due to the economic crisis the useless party you support placed the Nation

Go and sleep little boy.

It is quite obvious that democracy is not for animals.

Keep deceiving yourselves with this copy and paste democrazy you are practicing in Nigeria.

If you like combine Apga, Labor Party, pdp and APC to form one government, Dollar will still reach 1000 Naira.

Lazy thing, please tell me 1 commodity that any Delta State commodify board exported for foreign exchange.

Upon all the petrol dollar turned to Naira received by Delta State, nothing to show for it.

buckeyemedia:
It is quite obvious that democracy is not for animals.

Keep deceiving yourselves with this copy and paste democrazy you are practicing in Nigeria.

If you like combine Apga, Labor Party, pdp and APC to form one government, Dollar will still reach 1000 Naira.

Lazy thing, please tell me 1 commodity that any Delta State commodify board exported for foreign exchange.

Upon all the petrol dollar turned to Naira received by Delta State, nothing to show for it.

You're pained..... Is it Okowa that send rodent to eat chairs in Aso.rock? Or snake to swallow money in your useless APC lead government.
You should be ashamed of yourself supporting a party that has useless naira.
Okowa is far better than your sick candidate.
Sen. Dr. Okowa:
Graduated as the youngest/ best medicine and surgery Student in University of Ibadan.
Former:
L.G chairman
Commissioner
Senator
Now:
Governor

A medical doctor that has seen it all.

Delta is working.
Which state are you from Let's compare.
You're ashamed of your state and root....why??

Honjoshy4u:
You're pained..... Is it Okowa that send rodent to eat chairs in Aso.rock? Or snake to swallow money in your useless APC lead government.
You should be ashamed of yourself supporting a party that has useless naira.
Okowa is far better than your sick candidate.
Sen. Dr. Okowa:
Graduated as the youngest/ best medicine and surgery Student in University of Ibadan.
Former:
L.G chairman
Commissioner
Senator
Now:
Governor

A medical doctor that has seen it all.

Delta is working.
Which state are you from Let's compare.
You're ashamed of your state and root....why??

Ifeanyi Okowa is a big time disgrace, we expected way more from the incumbent failure, he is even making Emmanuel Uduaghan look good.

God has punished Abubakar Atiku with always making a bad choice, the real Raila Odinga of Nigeria.

Don’t try & change the narrative, Lazy thing, please tell me 1 commodity that any Delta State commodify board exported for foreign exchange in the last 7 years.

Upon all the petrol dollar turned to Naira received by Delta State, nothing to show for it?

buckeyemedia:
Ifeanyi Okowa is a big time disgrace, God has punished Abubakar Atiku with always making a bad choice, the real Raila Odinga of Nigeria.

Don’t try & change the narrative, Lazy thing, please tell me 1 commodity that any Delta State commodify board exported for foreign exchange.

Upon all the petrol dollar turned to Naira received by Delta State, nothing to show for it?

Thisdaylive news paper:
Title; In praise of Ifeanyi Okowa.
Date: 8th July, 2022.


few months ago, in the course of a business meeting in China involving the Delta State government and private sector partners, a matter involving some key statistics came up. While the participants were still grappling with the numbers, the state governor Dr Ifeanyi Okowa who led the state delegation had already finished with the mental calculations. He shared the results with the other participants and added some personal recommendations based on the numbers.

“I was quite surprised”, said one of the participants at the event, a UK-trained oil and gas expert. “He was so fast, ahead of the rest of us”. Then he added: “But I understood when I did some research on him. He is quite brilliant. You know, he became a doctor at 22”.

Yes, Governor Okowa is not lacking in brain power or academic accomplishments. His records confirm this. As many sources have confirmed recently, he had the second-best result in the Higher School Certificate Examination in the then Bendel State in 1976, then obtained an MBBS in Medicine and Surgery from the University of Ibadan, graduating in 1981 at the age of 22. Thereafter he embarked on a public career that has spanned both statewide positions and the Senate.

It is therefore no surprise that as governor, this brainy but very humble politician has notched up significant achievements which have inspired his admirers to regale him with some traditional titles and nicknames as a tribute to the landmark feats of his administration.

One of such nicknames is “Road Master”, a reference to the numerous completed and ongoing road projects across the state under his watch. Road construction has been a major component of Okowa’s agenda because the feedback from communities across the state after his election in 2015 was loud and clear: “we want roads!”. The records show that Okowa who also goes by the traditional title of “Ekwueme” (the one who speaks and keeps his promises) has taken the mandate very seriously.

The Okowa administration has significantly advanced urban-rural integration and transformed urban centres in Delta State with 799 civil infrastructure projects spanning 1,577.8 kilometres of roads and 908.8 kilometres of drainage channels. This is in addition to 21 bridges constructed in different parts of the state. These projects have boosted trade and commerce and enhanced the ease-of-doing-business environment across the state, and increased the capacity of the private and public sectors to operate and expand economic opportunities.

Another landmark is the reinvigorated primary health care system and the establishment of a contributory health insurance scheme with over 900,000 registered clients which has attracted positive attention across the country. This is a significant accomplishment because it aligns with the universal health coverage goal of the World Health Organization, for all people to have access to the health services they need, when and where they need them, without financial hardship. Depending on the specific details and capacity of enrollees, the Delta scheme includes the full range of essential health services, from health promotion to prevention, treatment, rehabilitation, and palliative care. The progress made by Delta State is impressive considering that the National Health Insurance Scheme at the federal level still battles many challenges.

Youths are rightly a central part of Okowa’s vision and programmes. Apart from being the inheritors of tomorrow, they are also critical to achieving sustainable peace in a restive Niger Delta state like Delta. To keep them meaningfully engaged, the government has established several skill acquisition projects.

They include the ICT-Youth Empowerment Programme (ICT-YEP) and the Rural Youth Skill Acquisition Programme (RYSA). ICT-YEP is aimed at providing necessary ICT skills training to enable self-employment for start-ups that will be based in Delta State. At the end of the training programme, participants are provided with starter packs. RYSA is designed to take skill acquisition programmes to the rural youth population with the objectives of creating income-earning opportunities, stemming youth restiveness, discouraging rural-urban drift, and growing the local economy.

Another initiative, the Tertiary Institution Entrepreneur Programme (TEP) is designed to produce work-ready and self-employed graduates, to mitigate graduate unemployment significantly. Through these and other job and wealth creation programmes for youths, the Okowa administration has created over 100,000 direct jobs and over 1,000,000 indirect jobs.

To overcome the funding challenges that shredded state, federal and state government budgets in the wake of the global oil price crash of mid-2014, Okowa instituted policies to mitigate shortfalls, manage available resources better, and boost revenues. These included a host of tough measures intended to eliminate the deficit and restore the health of public finances. Cost-cutting measures to plug wastages/leakages, drive fiscal discipline, induce prudent management, compel strict adherence to due process, and reduce operating expenditure were introduced and implemented. Revenue limits were respected and due diligence prioritized.

Honjoshy4u:
Thisdaylive news paper:
Title; In praise of Ifeanyi Okowa.
Date: 8th July, 2022.


few months ago, in the course of a business meeting in China involving the Delta State government and private sector partners, a matter involving some key statistics came up. While the participants were still grappling with the numbers, the state governor Dr Ifeanyi Okowa who led the state delegation had already finished with the mental calculations. He shared the results with the other participants and added some personal recommendations based on the numbers.

“I was quite surprised”, said one of the participants at the event, a UK-trained oil and gas expert. “He was so fast, ahead of the rest of us”. Then he added: “But I understood when I did some research on him. He is quite brilliant. You know, he became a doctor at 22”.

Yes, Governor Okowa is not lacking in brain power or academic accomplishments. His records confirm this. As many sources have confirmed recently, he had the second-best result in the Higher School Certificate Examination in the then Bendel State in 1976, then obtained an MBBS in Medicine and Surgery from the University of Ibadan, graduating in 1981 at the age of 22. Thereafter he embarked on a public career that has spanned both statewide positions and the Senate.

It is therefore no surprise that as governor, this brainy but very humble politician has notched up significant achievements which have inspired his admirers to regale him with some traditional titles and nicknames as a tribute to the landmark feats of his administration.

One of such nicknames is “Road Master”, a reference to the numerous completed and ongoing road projects across the state under his watch. Road construction has been a major component of Okowa’s agenda because the feedback from communities across the state after his election in 2015 was loud and clear: “we want roads!”. The records show that Okowa who also goes by the traditional title of “Ekwueme” (the one who speaks and keeps his promises) has taken the mandate very seriously.

The Okowa administration has significantly advanced urban-rural integration and transformed urban centres in Delta State with 799 civil infrastructure projects spanning 1,577.8 kilometres of roads and 908.8 kilometres of drainage channels. This is in addition to 21 bridges constructed in different parts of the state. These projects have boosted trade and commerce and enhanced the ease-of-doing-business environment across the state, and increased the capacity of the private and public sectors to operate and expand economic opportunities.

Another landmark is the reinvigorated primary health care system and the establishment of a contributory health insurance scheme with over 900,000 registered clients which has attracted positive attention across the country. This is a significant accomplishment because it aligns with the universal health coverage goal of the World Health Organization, for all people to have access to the health services they need, when and where they need them, without financial hardship. Depending on the specific details and capacity of enrollees, the Delta scheme includes the full range of essential health services, from health promotion to prevention, treatment, rehabilitation, and palliative care. The progress made by Delta State is impressive considering that the National Health Insurance Scheme at the federal level still battles many challenges.

Youths are rightly a central part of Okowa’s vision and programmes. Apart from being the inheritors of tomorrow, they are also critical to achieving sustainable peace in a restive Niger Delta state like Delta. To keep them meaningfully engaged, the government has established several skill acquisition projects.

They include the ICT-Youth Empowerment Programme (ICT-YEP) and the Rural Youth Skill Acquisition Programme (RYSA). ICT-YEP is aimed at providing necessary ICT skills training to enable self-employment for start-ups that will be based in Delta State. At the end of the training programme, participants are provided with starter packs. RYSA is designed to take skill acquisition programmes to the rural youth population with the objectives of creating income-earning opportunities, stemming youth restiveness, discouraging rural-urban drift, and growing the local economy.

Another initiative, the Tertiary Institution Entrepreneur Programme (TEP) is designed to produce work-ready and self-employed graduates, to mitigate graduate unemployment significantly. Through these and other job and wealth creation programmes for youths, the Okowa administration has created over 100,000 direct jobs and over 1,000,000 indirect jobs.

To overcome the funding challenges that shredded state, federal and state government budgets in the wake of the global oil price crash of mid-2014, Okowa instituted policies to mitigate shortfalls, manage available resources better, and boost revenues. These included a host of tough measures intended to eliminate the deficit and restore the health of public finances. Cost-cutting measures to plug wastages/leakages, drive fiscal discipline, induce prudent management, compel strict adherence to due process, and reduce operating expenditure were introduced and implemented. Revenue limits were respected and due diligence prioritized.

ThisDay owned by Nduka Ogbabaeina? all this paid for article by the Delta State Government?

No matter how much make up you put on a pig, it still remains a swine, keep deceiving yourself, trying to speak on behalf of that useless Okowa.

Nonsense pdp rugged riff raff, close your eyes, then count to 5, what do you see, pity James Ibori had to learn the hard way, for embracing this ungrateful serpent to be Governor.

buckeyemedia:
ThisDay owned by Nduka Ogbabaeina? all this paid for article by the Delta State Government?

No matter how much make up you put on a pig, it still remains a swine, keep deceiving yourself, trying to speak on behalf of that useless Okowa.

Nonsense pdp rugged riff raff, close your eyes, then count to 5, what do you see, pity James Ibori has to learn the hard way, for embracing this ungrateful serpent to be Governor.

PREMIUM TIMES reviews the performance Governor Okowa in the past year amidst dwindling revenue occasioned by the fall in global oil prices and pipeline vandalism.

Achievements:

Education: The government reconstructed the state-owned technical colleges in Agbor, Ofagbe and Sapele. This was informed by its desire to promote technical and vocational education, which is at the core of its educational policy.
Job creation/Youth Empowerment: The government trained a total of 1,027 youth under the Skills Training and Entrepreneurship Programme (STEP) and made provisions for them to start their own businesses. Another 256 people were trained under the Youth Agricultural Entrepreneurs Programme (YAGEP).
Mr. Okowa’s administration also introduced a new programme – Graduate Employment Enhancement Programme (GEEP), designed to cater for unemployed graduates. The programme will run on a pilot scale. So far, the government has created over 17,000 private sector jobs.

Road infrastructure: The government constructed 55 roads projects covering over 148kilometres (including 113 kilometres of concrete-lined drains) at a total cost of N27.2 billion. Between June and November 2016, a further N2 billionwas committed to the construction, reconstruction, rehabilitation and completion of 29 roads across the state. Some of the roads are Oteri township roads, Ughelli, Oleh/Emede/Olomoro road, Owhe-Ologbo/Abbi road, Idumu-Ughoh road, Agbor and Ejinyere/Orode road, Orerokpe. Others are Alisimie-Ozanogogo road, dualisation of Nnebisi road, Asaba and Sapele road from Amukpe junction to AT&P.
Health: The government focused on infrastructural development of hospitals and primary health care centres as well as the procurement of drugs and cutting edge medical equipment in major health care facilities in the three senatorial districts. To this end, the government is paying attention to the Teaching Hospital at Oghara while the Central Hospital, Asaba, is near completion.
Environment and Urban Renewal: Construction of Storm Drainage System in Asaba to end the perennial flooding in the town. Other key towns and cities are also receiving attent



You're a blind BAT

Honjoshy4u:
PREMIUM TIMES reviews the performance Governor Okowa in the past year amidst dwindling revenue occasioned by the fall in global oil prices and pipeline vandalism.

Achievements:

Education: The government reconstructed the state-owned technical colleges in Agbor, Ofagbe and Sapele. This was informed by its desire to promote technical and vocational education, which is at the core of its educational policy.
Job creation/Youth Empowerment: The government trained a total of 1,027 youth under the Skills Training and Entrepreneurship Programme (STEP) and made provisions for them to start their own businesses. Another 256 people were trained under the Youth Agricultural Entrepreneurs Programme (YAGEP).
Mr. Okowa’s administration also introduced a new programme – Graduate Employment Enhancement Programme (GEEP), designed to cater for unemployed graduates. The programme will run on a pilot scale. So far, the government has created over 17,000 private sector jobs.

Road infrastructure: The government constructed 55 roads projects covering over 148kilometres (including 113 kilometres of concrete-lined drains) at a total cost of N27.2 billion. Between June and November 2016, a further N2 billionwas committed to the construction, reconstruction, rehabilitation and completion of 29 roads across the state. Some of the roads are Oteri township roads, Ughelli, Oleh/Emede/Olomoro road, Owhe-Ologbo/Abbi road, Idumu-Ughoh road, Agbor and Ejinyere/Orode road, Orerokpe. Others are Alisimie-Ozanogogo road, dualisation of Nnebisi road, Asaba and Sapele road from Amukpe junction to AT&P.
Health: The government focused on infrastructural development of hospitals and primary health care centres as well as the procurement of drugs and cutting edge medical equipment in major health care facilities in the three senatorial districts. To this end, the government is paying attention to the Teaching Hospital at Oghara while the Central Hospital, Asaba, is near completion.
Environment and Urban Renewal: Construction of Storm Drainage System in Asaba to end the perennial flooding in the town. Other key towns and cities are also receiving attent



You're a blind BAT

Delta State, the number one state for bribing journalist, nothing to show on ground for the so called road master Governor, you telling me what a paid journalist said?

It is former saw mill worker like Michael Diden aka Ejele, or thugs like John Nani that makes up Okowa’s Political entourage?

No wonder the idiot went with sheriff former loader @ Effurun motor park, to make him Governor of the Big Heart State?

People like you are disillusioned, just like Ifeanyi Okowa, who is a very useless man.

buckeyemedia:
Delta State, the number one state for bribing journalist, nothing to show on ground for the so called road master Governor.

It is former saw mill worker like Michael Diden aka Ejele, or thugs like John Nani that makes up Okowa’s Political entourage?

No wonder the idiot went with sheriff to make him Governor of the Big Heart State?

People like you are disillusioned, just like Ifeanyi Okowa, who is a very useless man.

As of the time under review, Lagos State has borrowed a total of N797,305,312,602.53. This shows that the debt profile of Lagos has increased from the N780,476,880,563.06 it was in March 31, 2022.

the domestic debt of Delta to N378,878,236,830.76

Delta is working.
Why are you scared of mentioning your state?? You pained irritant

Honjoshy4u:
As of the time under review, Lagos State has borrowed a total of N797,305,312,602.53. This shows that the debt profile of Lagos has increased from the N780,476,880,563.06 it was in March 31, 2022.

the domestic debt of Delta to N378,878,236,830.76

Delta is working.
Why are you scared of mentioning your state?? You pained irritant

Only an oblivious bush child, will put Lagos State and the Big Heart State in the same sentence.

Don’t try & change the narrative, Lazy thing, please tell me 1 commodity that any Delta State commodify board exported for foreign exchange in the last 7 years.

Upon all the petrol dollar turned to Naira received by Delta State from The FAAC, nothing to show for it?

Name 1 established Industry in Delta State and what they export for foreign exchange?

buckeyemedia:
Only an oblivious bush child, will put Lagos State and the Big Heart State in the same sentence.

Don’t try & change the narrative, Lazy thing, please tell me 1 commodity that any Delta State commodify board exported for foreign exchange in the last 7 years.

Upon all the petrol dollar turned to Naira received by Delta State from The FAAC, nothing to show for it?

Name 1 established Industry in Delta State and what they export for foreign exchange?

Why are you shouting forex exchange and Delta?? You daft man.
Dollar is hitting #1000 because of the idiots in power you support, the country is falling apart and you're sounding like a university drop out.

You talk like an illiterate.
I regret discussing with you.
Absolute waste of time.
Shame on you for hiding your state, maybe you are an outcast.
Shalom

Honjoshy4u:
Why can't you tell your state??
I repeat, Delta is working.
Na Okowa make rice #45000 from #8000?
Na Okowa make fuel #185 per liter?
Na Okowa make naira to dollar #860?
Na Okowa cause 8 months ASSU strike that kept you at home Because you sound like a small boy that still depends on Daddy.
Na Okowa make you communicate people out of job due to the economic crisis the useless party you support placed the Nation

Go and sleep little boy.

My brother stop answering that robot ...As if no b APC make dollar to be 860

Honjoshy4u:
Shot up.... Which state are you from.
I am a blessed man that will feed you and your generation. You're so ashamed to name your state.
Delta is working.
You no de shame to support known failure.
I can bet that you've not eaten this night because of the incompetent people you support to rule you.
Which state are you from??

Are you not ashamed of the Keke Economy you dey operate in Delta state? Delta state is working , Its taking Delta state 2 years to construct a drainage from Effurun market down to Pti junction? Una no dey shame atall?

Afamed:
Are you not ashamed of the Keke Economy you dey operate in Delta state? Delta state is working , Its taking Delta state 2 years to construct a drainage from Effurun market down to Pti junction? Una no dey shame atall?

Oga who do you support? And which state are you from?

But he constructed 3 more university for the state in space of 7 years.
'Governor Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta on Wednesday inaugurated Project Management Committee members for the three newly established universities in the state'... Vanguard.

I wont read your rubbish anymore since you don't have ancestral root.

Honjoshy4u:
Oga who do you support? And which state are you from?

But he constructed 3 more university for the state in space of 7 years.
'Governor Ifeanyi Okowa of Delta on Wednesday inaugurated Project Management Committee members for the three newly established universities in the state'... Vanguard.

I wont read your rubbish anymore since you don't have ancestral root.

Pls tell me what are the names of the 3 more universities he constructed in the space of 7 years?

Afamed:
Pls tell me what are the names of the 3 more universities he constructed in the space of 7 years?

Dennis Osadebey University, Asaba;
Y University of Delta, Agbor; and
Delta State University of Science and Technology, Ozoro.

Go and verify, you lazy Nigerian youth (na your party give you the name)

Honjoshy4u:
Dennis Osadebey University, Asaba;
Y University of Delta, Agbor; and
Delta State University of Science and Technology, Ozoro.

Go and verify, you lazy Nigerian youth (na your party give you the name)

I know you will fall yakata, I should go and verify your lies?

So it is Okowa that constructed Ozoro poly renamed Ozoro University? Una lie dey tire person for Delta state

Abi no be same Delta state, with Bufalo at the entrance gate? Una lie for that part of the country no get part 2

Afamed:
I know you will fall yakata, I should go and verify your lies?

So it is Okowa that constructed Ozoro poly renamed Ozoro University? Una lie dey tire person for Delta state

Abi no be same Delta state, with Bufalo at the entrance gate? Una lie for that part of the country no get part 2

E pain am.... No sane Nigerian will vote your failed party.

Honjoshy4u:
E pain am.... No sane Nigerian will vote your failed party.

I don burst your bubbles. Okowa built Ozoro poly. Lamba in chief

Afamed:
I don burst your bubbles. Okowa built Ozoro poly. Lamba in chief

Na paper them take de upgrade poly to university? Ode.
Why not argue the other two universities mentioned.
Mind you, Delta is the state that pays highest to lecturers in state universities across the nation

Honjoshy4u:
Na paper them take de upgrade poly to university? Ode.
Why not argue the other two universities mentioned.
Mind you, Delta is the state that pays highest to lecturers in state universities across the nation

Dont be clever by half. Na you say Okowa constructed 3 universities, same you here dey talk of upgrade.

Construction and upgrade na same thing?

Lamba in chief, we sabi una type

Afamed:
Even your Owologbo after Ozoro is my territory

I know Delta state more than you 100%. From Ekigbo Ughelli, to Effurun, Otowhodo, Agharho, Osubi, Abraka, Mofor, Sapele, Udu, Mofor, Alaka, Bright street, Masoje, Dsc. Okere, New port. Oghara, Oleh, Ozoro, Ushere, Patani,Old Warri, Refinery, Jedo, Bomadi. There is no local Govt , I have not visted in Delta state. We no be local champoins like u unnna. Many states have left una behind.

You self no the terrible roads in your village from Owologbo down to Abraka. You know how terrific the roads are
Speak truth to yourself for once

Try and know the difference between Owologbo and Owelogbo ok.

Isokiscool:
you mean I should support APC d hardship party that is exchanging a dollar for #835 and a bag of rice for #45,000?don't be ridiculous my friend

Don't use d head to judge d tail... D only two apc candidates from delta central delivered on their campaign promises...

Bros is Ebonyi not an APC state? Did d governor perform or not? Can u compare d performance of Ebonyi governor with d little allocation they get from FG to that of delta state governor that earns d highest allocation from d FG? Be sincere... I don't know about u, but I don't belong in any party... Judge right...

Again too, rivers and akwa ibom states are both governed by d pdp... Now can u compare d development in these states to that of delta? Know too that Delta's allocation is still higher than that of rivers and akwa ibom states... If u haven't been to d states i cited in d last 6/7yrs then don't answer...

I rise!!

Afamed:
Them don wayyyooo you be that.
What you should sincerely ask yourself, what and what has really changed in Delta state/ Warri over 10 years now? What and what are new in Warri over 10years now?
Go to Ebony'i state, they don't have 20% of what Delta state has. Ebony'i does not have 13% oil derivation from FG. Yet Ebony'i has more infrastructure than Delta state.
Don't let us talk of Rivers, Lagos, Akwa Ibom. Those ones are 199 times ahead of Delta state.
Come to Kaduna and Kano, they don't have 13% oil money from Govt. But they are 120 times ahead of Delta state.

position yourself apc will win the presidential.....