Delta govt lauded over infrastructural development

A US-based property development expert, Mr Amechi Christopher Okobah, has attributed the spate of infrastructural development in Delta State to the cordial relationship between the executive and legislative arms of government in the state.Okobah told journalists in Onich Ugboh, Aniocha North Local Government Area of the state recently, that the relationship between the executive and legislative arms had significantly impacted positively on the lives of Deltans vis-a-vis the delivery of democratic dividends.He, therefore, stressed the need for the relationship between the two arms of government to be sustained in order to inspire further sustainable socio-economic and infrastructural development in the state.While saying that the state governor, Dr Emmanuel Uduaghan and the Speaker of the Delta State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Victor Ochei, have tremendously enhanced the quality of governance in the state, Okobah urged Deltans to rally round the state government in its efforts aimed at taking the state to a higher level of transformation.Speaking further, Okobah who is, also, the Vice Chairman of Anioma Congress in the Diaspora, implored the people of Delta North Senatorial District to form a common front in order to actualise their collective aspiration of producing the next governor of the state in 2015.On state police, he said that Nigeria was not ripe for it, adding that the nation should strengthen the police force by equipping it with modern crime fighting equipment, even as he stressed the need for the police personnel to be adequately motivated through enhanced welfare packages to enable them tackle the problem of Boko Haram and other security challenges confronting the nation.According to him, the Federal Government should create an enabling environment that would encourage private sector participation in the economy so as to boost employment generation, pointing out that one of the ways the government could this was to address the problem of power failure in the country.
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