Warri South-West Local Government Council Chairman, Hon. Sylvester Oromoni, recently hosted Senator Emmanuel Aguariavwodo, Senior Political Adviser to the Governor, in a town hall meeting with PDP leaders and members.
The meeting aimed to discuss government policies, identify party challenges, and develop solutions to mitigate local development challenges.
Senator Aguariavwodo, on a statewide tour, was warmly received by Chairman of the Local Government Council, Hon. Sylvester Oromoni, Delta State House of Assembly Speaker, Rt. Hon. Dennis Emomotimi Guwor, and other PDP leaders.
The Senator conveyed the Governor’s appreciation for Warri South-West’s steadfast support and commended Hon. Oromoni and other leaders for their dedication.
He assured attendees that the M.O.R.E. agenda is ongoing and outlined plans for new empowerment programs.
Key attendees at the parley include; PDP Chairman, Godwin Omadoye; Delta State House of Assembly Speaker; Rt. Hon. Dennis Emomotimi Guwor; Hon. Daniel Mayuku; Chief Hon. Frank Omare; Chief Hon. Favour Izoukumor; Chief Hon. Omatsone JFK; Chief Boro Opudu; Pst. Arex Akemotubo, PDP State Auditor, Hon. Emmanuel Adun, Delta South Financial Secretary, Hon. Frank Pukon, Hon. Raymond Pira, Hon. Anino, Hon. Godspower Binakigha, Dr. Paul Bebenimibo, Ward Chairman Chief Sylvester Tiebebedigha JP, among others.
Hon. Oromoni led the call for local leaders to voice the LGA’s most pressing needs, reinforcing his commitment to addressing grassroots challenges.
Leaders emphasized critical areas for improvement, and Rt. Hon. Emomotimi Guwor updated attendees on current projects, assuring timely completion in line with Governor Oborevwori’s community development commitment.
The town hall fostered direct engagement between the local government chairman, party leaders, and PDP members, highlighting Hon. Oromoni’s active role in advancing Warri South-West’s progress.
High point of the meeting was the passing of vote of confidence on Governor Sheriff Oborevwori which was sequel to a motion moved by Raymond Pira and seconded by Deacon Godspower Benakiegha.