Connect with us

Politics

Abubakar Momoh Addresses Youth And Infrastructure Development In Niger Delta During Au-Ukhua Carnival Day (Video)

Published

on

Abubakar Momoh Addresses Youth And Infrastructure Development In Niger Delta During Au-Ukhua Carnival Day (Video)....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Abubakar Momoh, the Honourable Minister of Niger Delta Development, was a notable presence at the annual Au-Ukhua Carnival/Shopping Trade Fair which held in Etsako East LGA of Edo State. This lively cultural celebration holds significant importance in Afemai land.

Abaribe Challenges Tinubu’s Power Move: National Assembly’s Green Light Needed For State OF Emergency

During his address at the event, Momoh expressed gratitude to the organizers for their outstanding efforts in continually enhancing the event’s success. He highlighted the positive impact of such festivities in channeling the energies of the youth towards constructive engagement, aligning seamlessly with his ministry’s mission to empower the youth across the nine states of the Niger Delta.

Emotional Moment: Adeleke Weeps Amid Alleged Intense Pressure From Presidency – Oyinlola Speaks Out

Furthermore, Momoh underscored the critical priority of infrastructure development, particularly in the domain of roadways, across all nine states, including Edo. He emphasized the significance of robust road networks as vital conduits for progress and economic growth in the region.

Police Issue Strong Warnings As Protest Looms; Organizers Decry Harassment

His message echoed a roadmap for transformative change in the Niger Delta, focusing on empowering the youth and bolstering infrastructure. Through his presence at the Au-Ukhua Carnival, Momoh didn’t just attend an event; he showcased a commitment—a dedication to driving development, fostering empowerment, and steering the region towards a more prosperous future.

Naira Experiences Sharp Decline, Hits N1089/$ On Official I&E Window

Osigwe Omo-Ikirodah is a Special Assistant to the Minister Of Niger Delta Development.

 

Advertisement