DELTA: Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff
Oborevwori, has defended the appointment of his younger brother, Joshua
Onoriode Oborevwori, as Chairman of the Delta State Sports Commission,
describing him as eminently qualified for the position.
The governor addressed critics during the swearing-in
ceremony of chairpersons and members of various boards and commissions at
Government House, Asaba.
Governor Oborevwori emphasized that the appointees
were selected based on their track records of excellence, noting, "The men
and women sworn in today are individuals with proven performance, who will
bring their wealth of experience, expertise, and wisdom to the
administration."
He further urged critics to support his brother and
other appointees, adding that his administration prioritizes competence over
nepotism.
The governor also issued a stern warning to the newly
inaugurated officials, stating that anyone who fails to meet performance
expectations would face sanctions. "Let me make it clear that this
administration will not hesitate to sanction any public official found wanting
in their duties or acting contrary to our vision and mandate," he
cautioned.
Among those sworn in were members of the Delta State
Sports Commission, Procurement Commission, House of Assembly Service
Commission, Oil Producing Areas Commission, and Waste Management Board.
The ceremony underscored the administration's
commitment to enhancing governance and service delivery across key sectors in
Delta State.
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