OKOBARO CONGRATULATES GOV. OKOWA AND DELTANS AS DELTA STATE CLOCKS 31

 His Majesty, (Dr.) Matthew Ediri Egbi JP, FoD, AMNSE, RDN, Owahwa II, The Okobaro of Ughievwen (Jeremi) has congratulated Governor Ifeanyi Okowa on the anniversary of the creation of Delta State and the giant strides recorded in the State in the last seven years as the state clocks 31years of creation.



The Okobaro who spoke in an interview to mark Delta State 31years anniversary stated that the state has recorded unprecedented development in it's 31years of it's existence.



The monarch stated that Chief James Ibori laid the solid foundation of development in the state which was built upon by Dr Emmanuel Uduaghan.


His Majesty, (Dr.) Matthew Ediri Egbi JP, FoD, AMNSE, RDN, Owahwa II, The Okobaro of Ughievwen (Jeremi) said Governor Ifeanyi Okowa took the development of the state to an enviable height.



He congratulated all Deltans especially his fellow Traditional Rulers for their efforts in promoting peace and development in the state.

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