Oborevwori to investors: Delta is safe for investment

Delta State Governor, Sheriff Oborevwori, has assured investors of a peaceful investment environment in the state.

Oborevwori gave the assurance when he received the members of the Ndigbo Cultural Forum, Asaba chapter, at the Government House in Asaba, the Delta State capital, on Tuesday.

The governor, who thanked the members of the Forum for supporting his gubernatorial ambition and for their various investments in Delta State, urged them to consider investing further by taking advantage of the peaceful environment across the state.

Oborevwori said: “I welcome you to Delta State Government House. I am very happy to receive all of you this afternoon. I am happy because you have accepted me as your own.

“You worked very hard for my emergence as governor. I remember when I came for consultation prior to my election, you all supported me.

“I have told Deltans that I want to be governor for all and not just for only Deltans but for all who live in Delta State. This is because where you live is where you develop.

“I have had a good relationship with you people even before my intention to be a governor. So this relationship did not start today.

“So I want to sincerely appreciate all of you for your show of love and assure you that we will partner together.

“I encourage you to come and invest more in Delta. Delta State is very safe and you can attest to the peace we are enjoying here today.

“Delta State is a state that does not discriminate. We live together here and I know that some of you gave birth to your children here in Delta, which invariably makes them citizens of Delta State.

“This state is accommodative and we will make sure that we develop this state together even as we urge you all to bring more of your investments down to Delta.”

Speaking, the chairman of the Forum, Chinedu Obodo, said they were in Delta State to congratulate Oborevwori on his victory and successful inauguration as the governor of the state.

Obodo said they invested so much in the state because of the peace that pervades the city, assuring that they would do more to support the government with massive investments across the state.

The Star