Oborevwori Reaffirms Security Partnership as Kokori Union Secretariat Is Inaugurated
Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, has reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to strengthening partnerships with law enforcement agencies to enhance security and development across the state.
The Governor, who was represented by the Commissioner for Culture and Tourism, Dr. Darlington Ijeh, stated this at the inauguration of the Kokori Progressive Union Secretariat in Ethiope East Local Government Area.
Oborevwori described the inauguration as not only a milestone for the Kokori people but also a significant security statement, especially with the involvement of the Nigerian Navy.
According to him, the Navy has consistently demonstrated a strong sense of responsibility in responding to societal challenges.
“This project is more than just a union secretariat; it is a symbol of security presence and a commitment to community development,” the Governor said.
“We live in times when insecurity and drug abuse among youths have become serious concerns. That is why our government is partnering with law enforcement agencies to ensure a safe environment for economic growth and sustainable development.”
He explained that the intervention was approved by the Chief of Naval Staff as a quick-impact project in honour of Rear Admiral Mike Unurhiere, whom he described as a son of Kokori and a shining example of distinguished service.
Oborevwori urged young people in Kokori to emulate Rear Admiral Unurhiere’s dedication and professionalism, stressing that role models like him should inspire them to aspire for excellence.
“Our joy in this project is that the Nigerian Navy will now be closer to Kokori. This will go a long way in boosting security and social order. As a government, we remain resolute in sustaining partnerships with security agencies to make Delta State safer for social and economic activities,” he added.
The Kokori Progressive Union Secretariat was officially inaugurated by the Governor, represented by Dr. Ijeh, to the delight of community leaders, naval officers, and residents who turned out in large numbers for the ceremony.
