DTHA 2023: OGBIMI PRESENTS SCORE CARD FOR 8 MONTHS AS A LEGISLATOR, AND SEEKS RE-ELECTION.

AS CONSTITUENTS COMMEND EFFORTS IN JUST A SHORT PERIOD.

The Member Representing Isoko North in the Delta State House of Assembly, Hon Jude Ogbimi has presented his scorecard in the eight months as a Member of the Assembly with a promise to achieve greater things for the constituency if re-elected.

Addressing a mammoth crowd of constituents and PDP faithful at Otor-Igho, in Isoko North local government area, Hon Ogbimi said his modest achievements in just eight months in the State Assembly were evidence of sincere commitment to providing quality representation for the people.

The Lawmaker recalled the massive support he received from the people during the by-election in Isoko North that brought him into the system and appealed for the same support in his reelection bid as there was the need to consolidate on the achievements.

Highlighting his score card within the eight months as a member of the State Assembly, Hon Ogbimi said the achievements were made possible by due consultations and effective follow-ups, saying that every step was closely monitored to achieve desired results.

Ogbimi who is the Chairman of the House Committee on Housing, Women Affairs and Community Development, disclosed that six major roads have been approved by Governor Ifeanyi Okowa, and assured that works will start in earnest.

The Lawmaker also disclosed that he had attracted Solar Water Schemes to the area, facilitated full employment of health personnel, including Doctors, Nurses and Lab Scientists in the State Health
Sector as well as the appointment of aides evenly spread across the wards in the constituency.

He said the State government recently approved two jetties for Okpe-Isoko community and expressed the hope that all projects captured in the 2022 budget would be awarded.

Hon Ogbimi assured that if re-elected, greater efforts would be made towards attracting more people-oriented projects to the locality, saying that his return to the House, will automatically make him a ranking member in the state legislature, which provides higher opportunities and more development to Isoko North Constituency.

He promised the people of Otor Igho Owhe who are experiencing poor telecommunication services that he will reach out to one of the communication firms at their Lagos office to erect a mast in the community within the next three months.

Hon Ogbimi paid glowing tributes to Governor Ifeanyi Okowa for developing Isoko North Constituency, adding that his efforts and support accounted for his success stories in his eight months in the State legislature.

The Lawmaker also thanked Elders, Leaders, Women and Youths for the support since he was elected into office and promised to roll out more empowerment in the constituency.

Speaking the former Secretary to the Delta State Government, Sir Simon Efenudu said he was overwhelmed with the employment Isoko North sons and daughters were able to secure through Hon. Ogbimi at this very short period, saying other representatives have neglected employment and further asked the honourable member to help graduates from Isoko North as that will help to curb youths restiveness.

On his part the President General of Otor Owhe Community, Engr. Wilfred Atunu said Isoko North has never had it this good that Owhe is proud of a worthy son like Hon. Ogbimi, and promised him the total support of all Owhe sons and daughters in his quest to return to the House.

The Chairman, Ward 13, Otor-Igho Owhe, Chief Peter Onaibre commended Hon Jude Ogbimi for achieving so much in just eight months and prayed to God to grant him the grace to continue the good works.

He assured the Lawmaker of the support of the people and urged him to reach out to other critical stakeholders across the local government area to seek their support and cooperation.

Others who spoke expressed satisfaction with the achievements of Hon Jude Ogbimi since he assumed duty as the Isoko North representative in the State Legislature and stressed the need for his reelection.

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