Oborevwori vows to award Julius Berger additional infrastructure contracts in Delta State

Determining to drive growth and development, Delta State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori has restated his administration's pledge to allocate additional infrastructure projects to Julius Berger Nigeria Plc, thereby fostering job creation and expediting progress throughout the state.
nDuring a visit to a Julius Berger project site in Osubi, Okpe Local Government Area on Monday, the governor addressed construction workers, emphasizing the need for concerted efforts to tackle unemployment and economic hardship.
nOborevwori highlighted the prevalence of unemployment and economic hardship, noting that these challenges necessitate deliberate government action to create opportunities for young people through strategic investments in infrastructure and partnerships.
nThe governor expressed concern that limited opportunities are leading many young people to lose hope, underscoring the importance of creating jobs, empowering youths, and ensuring development extends to every community.
nOborevwori commended the contributions of workers and contractors engaged in various projects across the state, acknowledging their vital role in advancing infrastructure and community development.
nThe governor announced his administration's intention to continue collaborating with Julius Berger on major projects in Warri, Effurun, and other parts of Delta State, including the reconstruction of the Effurun Roundabout to the NPA axis.
nThis project, awarded to Julius Berger, is part of the government's broader plan to modernize infrastructure within the Warri-Effurun metropolis, demonstrating the administration's commitment to enhancing the state's development.
nOborevwori reaffirmed his determination to complete critical projects, including roads, bridges, and essential infrastructure, emphasizing the long-term benefits these will bring to the state's residents.
nThe governor also revealed plans to inaugurate the completed Trans Warri–Ode Itsekiri Roads and Bridges project after the completion of the Ubeji–Ifie Road, marking a significant milestone in the state's infrastructure development.
nOborevwori praised President Bola Tinubu's economic reforms, which have increased revenue allocations to state governments, enabling them to execute projects and pay salaries promptly.
nThe governor assured workers and residents of sustained investment in infrastructure, focusing on projects and programs that directly impact residents' welfare and quality of life.
nReiterating his commitment to job creation, youth empowerment, and community development, Oborevwori expressed confidence that these efforts would yield lasting benefits for the people of Delta State.
nThe governor closed by praying for the safety of workers, residents, and road users, expressing his optimism that the ongoing projects would become enduring symbols of progress and development in the state.
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