Niger Delta minister reaffirms commitment to region

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Abubakar Momoh, the Minister of Niger Delta Development, reiterated his commitment to ensuring stability in the country’s oil-rich region in a statement issued on Sunday in Abuja.

The minister, who also congratulated Edo and Delta states on their 32nd year of existence, urged the citizens of the two states to reflect on the challenges and victories achieved over the years.

“Today, we celebrate the 32nd anniversary of the creation of Delta and Edo states from the former Bendel State, which is a significant milestone in the history of our beloved region.” This event is significant because it not only commemorates our shared journey but also represents the strength of our unity and the potential for progress that lies ahead.

“On behalf of the Minister of Niger Delta Development, I extend my heartfelt greetings and congratulations to the wonderful people of Delta and Edo states.” This anniversary provides an opportunity for us to reflect on the accomplishments we have made, the challenges we have overcome, and the hopes we have for the future of our states.

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“The establishment of Delta and Edo States has given us the opportunity to shape our destinies, harness our resources, and nurture our distinct identities.” We are witnesses to the growth and development that has occurred over the years as a result of the collective efforts of our citizens.’

“I am committed to ensuring that the Niger Delta region continues to flourish and thrive,” he added. Let us celebrate this anniversary as a reminder of our common goal and a call to action for the betterment of our communities. We can build on the foundation laid by our forefathers and create a brighter future for future generations through collaboration, innovation, and a commitment to progress.”

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