Delta State Governor, Sheriff Oborevwori, on Tuesday swore in two new commissioners, a member of the Delta State Oil Producing Areas Development Commission Governing Board, and three members of the Delta State Judicial Service Commission, urging them to justify the confidence reposed in them through dedicated service.The governor said the appointments were based on competence, fairness and integrity, adding that his administration would continue to appoint qualified individuals capable of driving its development agenda.Oborevwori spoke during the swearing-in ceremony held at the Unity Hall, Government House, Asaba.The newly inaugurated commissioners are Mr Brave Enodeh and Mr Ogodo Moses, while Mr Cosmas Igbenije was sworn in as a member of the DESOPADEC Governing Board.Also sworn in as members of the Delta State Judicial Service Commission were Joseph Ojobo (SAN), Chief James Obeuwou and Fun-Ebi Edonyabo.Addressing the appointees, the governor charged the two commissioners to see their appointments as a call to serve the people and contribute meaningfully to the growth of the state.He urged them to work closely with other members of the State Executive Council in implementing the administration’s MORE Agenda.“I found you to be dynamic, resourceful and capable individuals. You are expected to serve with integrity, diligence and accountability in the discharge of your duties,” he said.Speaking on the DESOPADEC appointment, Oborevwori said Igbenije was appointed to complete the tenure of the former board member representing his ethnic nationality.Related NewsVIDEO: Tears as slain Lagos NURTW official laid to restVIDEO: Jigawa gov catches top officials absent during surprise secretariat visitVIDEO: Delta commissioner breaks down in tears, kneels before Oborevwori after swearing-inHe expressed confidence in the new appointee’s ability to represent his people effectively and contribute to the commission’s mandate of providing infrastructure and development projects in oil-producing communities.The governor also noted that the tenure of the current DESOPADEC board had earlier been extended by one year to enable it to complete ongoing projects and strengthen service delivery across benefiting communities.He urged the board to sustain its efforts in providing roads, schools, health centres, markets and other essential infrastructure in oil-producing areas.Addressing the newly inaugurated members of the Judicial Service Commission, Oborevwori reminded them that the commission plays a critical role in the appointment, promotion and discipline of judicial officers in the state.He said members of the commission must be people of unquestionable integrity to preserve the independence and credibility of the judiciary.“The responsibilities before you require honesty, fairness and transparency. These appointments were based on competence, fairness and integrity, and I expect you to discharge your duties with the fear of God,” the governor said.He assured the appointees of his administration’s continued support, expressing confidence that they would contribute to strengthening governance and public institutions in Delta State.Oborevwori also reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to inclusive governance, saying qualified Deltans would continue to be given opportunities to serve the state irrespective of their background. The governor said the appointments were based on competence, fairness and integrity, adding that his administration would continue to appoint qualified individuals capable of driving its development agenda.Oborevwori spoke during the swearing-in ceremony held at the Unity Hall, Government House, Asaba.The newly inaugurated commissioners are Mr Brave Enodeh and Mr Ogodo Moses, while Mr Cosmas Igbenije was sworn in as a member of the DESOPADEC Governing Board.Also sworn in as members of the Delta State Judicial Service Commission were Joseph Ojobo (SAN), Chief James Obeuwou and Fun-Ebi Edonyabo.Addressing the appointees, the governor charged the two commissioners to see their appointments as a call to serve the people and contribute meaningfully to the growth of the state.He urged them to work closely with other members of the State Executive Council in implementing the administration’s MORE Agenda.“I found you to be dynamic, resourceful and capable individuals. You are expected to serve with integrity, diligence and accountability in the discharge of your duties,” he said.Speaking on the DESOPADEC appointment, Oborevwori said Igbenije was appointed to complete the tenure of the former board member representing his ethnic nationality.Related NewsVIDEO: Tears as slain Lagos NURTW official laid to restVIDEO: Jigawa gov catches top officials absent during surprise secretariat visitVIDEO: Delta commissioner breaks down in tears, kneels before Oborevwori after swearing-inHe expressed confidence in the new appointee’s ability to represent his people effectively and contribute to the commission’s mandate of providing infrastructure and development projects in oil-producing communities.The governor also noted that the tenure of the current DESOPADEC board had earlier been extended by one year to enable it to complete ongoing projects and strengthen service delivery across benefiting communities.He urged the board to sustain its efforts in providing roads, schools, health centres, markets and other essential infrastructure in oil-producing areas.Addressing the newly inaugurated members of the Judicial Service Commission, Oborevwori reminded them that the commission plays a critical role in the appointment, promotion and discipline of judicial officers in the state.He said members of the commission must be people of unquestionable integrity to preserve the independence and credibility of the judiciary.“The responsibilities before you require honesty, fairness and transparency. These appointments were based on competence, fairness and integrity, and I expect you to discharge your duties with the fear of God,” the governor said.He assured the appointees of his administration’s continued support, expressing confidence that they would contribute to strengthening governance and public institutions in Delta State.Oborevwori also reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to inclusive governance, saying qualified Deltans would continue to be given opportunities to serve the state irrespective of their background. Oborevwori spoke during the swearing-in ceremony held at the Unity Hall, Government House, Asaba.The newly inaugurated commissioners are Mr Brave Enodeh and Mr Ogodo Moses, while Mr Cosmas Igbenije was sworn in as a member of the DESOPADEC Governing Board.Also sworn in as members of the Delta State Judicial Service Commission were Joseph Ojobo (SAN), Chief James Obeuwou and Fun-Ebi Edonyabo.Addressing the appointees, the governor charged the two commissioners to see their appointments as a call to serve the people and contribute meaningfully to the growth of the state.He urged them to work closely with other members of the State Executive Council in implementing the administration’s MORE Agenda.“I found you to be dynamic, resourceful and capable individuals. You are expected to serve with integrity, diligence and accountability in the discharge of your duties,” he said.Speaking on the DESOPADEC appointment, Oborevwori said Igbenije was appointed to complete the tenure of the former board member representing his ethnic nationality.Related NewsVIDEO: Tears as slain Lagos NURTW official laid to restVIDEO: Jigawa gov catches top officials absent during surprise secretariat visitVIDEO: Delta commissioner breaks down in tears, kneels before Oborevwori after swearing-inHe expressed confidence in the new appointee’s ability to represent his people effectively and contribute to the commission’s mandate of providing infrastructure and development projects in oil-producing communities.The governor also noted that the tenure of the current DESOPADEC board had earlier been extended by one year to enable it to complete ongoing projects and strengthen service delivery across benefiting communities.He urged the board to sustain its efforts in providing roads, schools, health centres, markets and other essential infrastructure in oil-producing areas.Addressing the newly inaugurated members of the Judicial Service Commission, Oborevwori reminded them that the commission plays a critical role in the appointment, promotion and discipline of judicial officers in the state.He said members of the commission must be people of unquestionable integrity to preserve the independence and credibility of the judiciary.“The responsibilities before you require honesty, fairness and transparency. These appointments were based on competence, fairness and integrity, and I expect you to discharge your duties with the fear of God,” the governor said.He assured the appointees of his administration’s continued support, expressing confidence that they would contribute to strengthening governance and public institutions in Delta State.Oborevwori also reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to inclusive governance, saying qualified Deltans would continue to be given opportunities to serve the state irrespective of their background. The newly inaugurated commissioners are Mr Brave Enodeh and Mr Ogodo Moses, while Mr Cosmas Igbenije was sworn in as a member of the DESOPADEC Governing Board.Also sworn in as members of the Delta State Judicial Service Commission were Joseph Ojobo (SAN), Chief James Obeuwou and Fun-Ebi Edonyabo.Addressing the appointees, the governor charged the two commissioners to see their appointments as a call to serve the people and contribute meaningfully to the growth of the state.He urged them to work closely with other members of the State Executive Council in implementing the administration’s MORE Agenda.“I found you to be dynamic, resourceful and capable individuals. You are expected to serve with integrity, diligence and accountability in the discharge of your duties,” he said.Speaking on the DESOPADEC appointment, Oborevwori said Igbenije was appointed to complete the tenure of the former board member representing his ethnic nationality.Related NewsVIDEO: Tears as slain Lagos NURTW official laid to restVIDEO: Jigawa gov catches top officials absent during surprise secretariat visitVIDEO: Delta commissioner breaks down in tears, kneels before Oborevwori after swearing-inHe expressed confidence in the new appointee’s ability to represent his people effectively and contribute to the commission’s mandate of providing infrastructure and development projects in oil-producing communities.The governor also noted that the tenure of the current DESOPADEC board had earlier been extended by one year to enable it to complete ongoing projects and strengthen service delivery across benefiting communities.He urged the board to sustain its efforts in providing roads, schools, health centres, markets and other essential infrastructure in oil-producing areas.Addressing the newly inaugurated members of the Judicial Service Commission, Oborevwori reminded them that the commission plays a critical role in the appointment, promotion and discipline of judicial officers in the state.He said members of the commission must be people of unquestionable integrity to preserve the independence and credibility of the judiciary.“The responsibilities before you require honesty, fairness and transparency. These appointments were based on competence, fairness and integrity, and I expect you to discharge your duties with the fear of God,” the governor said.He assured the appointees of his administration’s continued support, expressing confidence that they would contribute to strengthening governance and public institutions in Delta State.Oborevwori also reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to inclusive governance, saying qualified Deltans would continue to be given opportunities to serve the state irrespective of their background. Also sworn in as members of the Delta State Judicial Service Commission were Joseph Ojobo (SAN), Chief James Obeuwou and Fun-Ebi Edonyabo.Addressing the appointees, the governor charged the two commissioners to see their appointments as a call to serve the people and contribute meaningfully to the growth of the state.He urged them to work closely with other members of the State Executive Council in implementing the administration’s MORE Agenda.“I found you to be dynamic, resourceful and capable individuals. You are expected to serve with integrity, diligence and accountability in the discharge of your duties,” he said.Speaking on the DESOPADEC appointment, Oborevwori said Igbenije was appointed to complete the tenure of the former board member representing his ethnic nationality.Related NewsVIDEO: Tears as slain Lagos NURTW official laid to restVIDEO: Jigawa gov catches top officials absent during surprise secretariat visitVIDEO: Delta commissioner breaks down in tears, kneels before Oborevwori after swearing-inHe expressed confidence in the new appointee’s ability to represent his people effectively and contribute to the commission’s mandate of providing infrastructure and development projects in oil-producing communities.The governor also noted that the tenure of the current DESOPADEC board had earlier been extended by one year to enable it to complete ongoing projects and strengthen service delivery across benefiting communities.He urged the board to sustain its efforts in providing roads, schools, health centres, markets and other essential infrastructure in oil-producing areas.Addressing the newly inaugurated members of the Judicial Service Commission, Oborevwori reminded them that the commission plays a critical role in the appointment, promotion and discipline of judicial officers in the state.He said members of the commission must be people of unquestionable integrity to preserve the independence and credibility of the judiciary.“The responsibilities before you require honesty, fairness and transparency. These appointments were based on competence, fairness and integrity, and I expect you to discharge your duties with the fear of God,” the governor said.He assured the appointees of his administration’s continued support, expressing confidence that they would contribute to strengthening governance and public institutions in Delta State.Oborevwori also reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to inclusive governance, saying qualified Deltans would continue to be given opportunities to serve the state irrespective of their background. Addressing the appointees, the governor charged the two commissioners to see their appointments as a call to serve the people and contribute meaningfully to the growth of the state.He urged them to work closely with other members of the State Executive Council in implementing the administration’s MORE Agenda.“I found you to be dynamic, resourceful and capable individuals. You are expected to serve with integrity, diligence and accountability in the discharge of your duties,” he said.Speaking on the DESOPADEC appointment, Oborevwori said Igbenije was appointed to complete the tenure of the former board member representing his ethnic nationality.Related NewsVIDEO: Tears as slain Lagos NURTW official laid to restVIDEO: Jigawa gov catches top officials absent during surprise secretariat visitVIDEO: Delta commissioner breaks down in tears, kneels before Oborevwori after swearing-inHe expressed confidence in the new appointee’s ability to represent his people effectively and contribute to the commission’s mandate of providing infrastructure and development projects in oil-producing communities.The governor also noted that the tenure of the current DESOPADEC board had earlier been extended by one year to enable it to complete ongoing projects and strengthen service delivery across benefiting communities.He urged the board to sustain its efforts in providing roads, schools, health centres, markets and other essential infrastructure in oil-producing areas.Addressing the newly inaugurated members of the Judicial Service Commission, Oborevwori reminded them that the commission plays a critical role in the appointment, promotion and discipline of judicial officers in the state.He said members of the commission must be people of unquestionable integrity to preserve the independence and credibility of the judiciary.“The responsibilities before you require honesty, fairness and transparency. These appointments were based on competence, fairness and integrity, and I expect you to discharge your duties with the fear of God,” the governor said.He assured the appointees of his administration’s continued support, expressing confidence that they would contribute to strengthening governance and public institutions in Delta State.Oborevwori also reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to inclusive governance, saying qualified Deltans would continue to be given opportunities to serve the state irrespective of their background. He urged them to work closely with other members of the State Executive Council in implementing the administration’s MORE Agenda.“I found you to be dynamic, resourceful and capable individuals. You are expected to serve with integrity, diligence and accountability in the discharge of your duties,” he said.Speaking on the DESOPADEC appointment, Oborevwori said Igbenije was appointed to complete the tenure of the former board member representing his ethnic nationality.Related NewsVIDEO: Tears as slain Lagos NURTW official laid to restVIDEO: Jigawa gov catches top officials absent during surprise secretariat visitVIDEO: Delta commissioner breaks down in tears, kneels before Oborevwori after swearing-inHe expressed confidence in the new appointee’s ability to represent his people effectively and contribute to the commission’s mandate of providing infrastructure and development projects in oil-producing communities.The governor also noted that the tenure of the current DESOPADEC board had earlier been extended by one year to enable it to complete ongoing projects and strengthen service delivery across benefiting communities.He urged the board to sustain its efforts in providing roads, schools, health centres, markets and other essential infrastructure in oil-producing areas.Addressing the newly inaugurated members of the Judicial Service Commission, Oborevwori reminded them that the commission plays a critical role in the appointment, promotion and discipline of judicial officers in the state.He said members of the commission must be people of unquestionable integrity to preserve the independence and credibility of the judiciary.“The responsibilities before you require honesty, fairness and transparency. These appointments were based on competence, fairness and integrity, and I expect you to discharge your duties with the fear of God,” the governor said.He assured the appointees of his administration’s continued support, expressing confidence that they would contribute to strengthening governance and public institutions in Delta State.Oborevwori also reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to inclusive governance, saying qualified Deltans would continue to be given opportunities to serve the state irrespective of their background. “I found you to be dynamic, resourceful and capable individuals. You are expected to serve with integrity, diligence and accountability in the discharge of your duties,” he said.Speaking on the DESOPADEC appointment, Oborevwori said Igbenije was appointed to complete the tenure of the former board member representing his ethnic nationality.Related NewsVIDEO: Tears as slain Lagos NURTW official laid to restVIDEO: Jigawa gov catches top officials absent during surprise secretariat visitVIDEO: Delta commissioner breaks down in tears, kneels before Oborevwori after swearing-inHe expressed confidence in the new appointee’s ability to represent his people effectively and contribute to the commission’s mandate of providing infrastructure and development projects in oil-producing communities.The governor also noted that the tenure of the current DESOPADEC board had earlier been extended by one year to enable it to complete ongoing projects and strengthen service delivery across benefiting communities.He urged the board to sustain its efforts in providing roads, schools, health centres, markets and other essential infrastructure in oil-producing areas.Addressing the newly inaugurated members of the Judicial Service Commission, Oborevwori reminded them that the commission plays a critical role in the appointment, promotion and discipline of judicial officers in the state.He said members of the commission must be people of unquestionable integrity to preserve the independence and credibility of the judiciary.“The responsibilities before you require honesty, fairness and transparency. These appointments were based on competence, fairness and integrity, and I expect you to discharge your duties with the fear of God,” the governor said.He assured the appointees of his administration’s continued support, expressing confidence that they would contribute to strengthening governance and public institutions in Delta State.Oborevwori also reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to inclusive governance, saying qualified Deltans would continue to be given opportunities to serve the state irrespective of their background. Speaking on the DESOPADEC appointment, Oborevwori said Igbenije was appointed to complete the tenure of the former board member representing his ethnic nationality.Related NewsVIDEO: Tears as slain Lagos NURTW official laid to restVIDEO: Jigawa gov catches top officials absent during surprise secretariat visitVIDEO: Delta commissioner breaks down in tears, kneels before Oborevwori after swearing-inHe expressed confidence in the new appointee’s ability to represent his people effectively and contribute to the commission’s mandate of providing infrastructure and development projects in oil-producing communities.The governor also noted that the tenure of the current DESOPADEC board had earlier been extended by one year to enable it to complete ongoing projects and strengthen service delivery across benefiting communities.He urged the board to sustain its efforts in providing roads, schools, health centres, markets and other essential infrastructure in oil-producing areas.Addressing the newly inaugurated members of the Judicial Service Commission, Oborevwori reminded them that the commission plays a critical role in the appointment, promotion and discipline of judicial officers in the state.He said members of the commission must be people of unquestionable integrity to preserve the independence and credibility of the judiciary.“The responsibilities before you require honesty, fairness and transparency. These appointments were based on competence, fairness and integrity, and I expect you to discharge your duties with the fear of God,” the governor said.He assured the appointees of his administration’s continued support, expressing confidence that they would contribute to strengthening governance and public institutions in Delta State.Oborevwori also reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to inclusive governance, saying qualified Deltans would continue to be given opportunities to serve the state irrespective of their background. He expressed confidence in the new appointee’s ability to represent his people effectively and contribute to the commission’s mandate of providing infrastructure and development projects in oil-producing communities.The governor also noted that the tenure of the current DESOPADEC board had earlier been extended by one year to enable it to complete ongoing projects and strengthen service delivery across benefiting communities.He urged the board to sustain its efforts in providing roads, schools, health centres, markets and other essential infrastructure in oil-producing areas.Addressing the newly inaugurated members of the Judicial Service Commission, Oborevwori reminded them that the commission plays a critical role in the appointment, promotion and discipline of judicial officers in the state.He said members of the commission must be people of unquestionable integrity to preserve the independence and credibility of the judiciary.“The responsibilities before you require honesty, fairness and transparency. These appointments were based on competence, fairness and integrity, and I expect you to discharge your duties with the fear of God,” the governor said.He assured the appointees of his administration’s continued support, expressing confidence that they would contribute to strengthening governance and public institutions in Delta State.Oborevwori also reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to inclusive governance, saying qualified Deltans would continue to be given opportunities to serve the state irrespective of their background. The governor also noted that the tenure of the current DESOPADEC board had earlier been extended by one year to enable it to complete ongoing projects and strengthen service delivery across benefiting communities.He urged the board to sustain its efforts in providing roads, schools, health centres, markets and other essential infrastructure in oil-producing areas.Addressing the newly inaugurated members of the Judicial Service Commission, Oborevwori reminded them that the commission plays a critical role in the appointment, promotion and discipline of judicial officers in the state.He said members of the commission must be people of unquestionable integrity to preserve the independence and credibility of the judiciary.“The responsibilities before you require honesty, fairness and transparency. These appointments were based on competence, fairness and integrity, and I expect you to discharge your duties with the fear of God,” the governor said.He assured the appointees of his administration’s continued support, expressing confidence that they would contribute to strengthening governance and public institutions in Delta State.Oborevwori also reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to inclusive governance, saying qualified Deltans would continue to be given opportunities to serve the state irrespective of their background. He urged the board to sustain its efforts in providing roads, schools, health centres, markets and other essential infrastructure in oil-producing areas.Addressing the newly inaugurated members of the Judicial Service Commission, Oborevwori reminded them that the commission plays a critical role in the appointment, promotion and discipline of judicial officers in the state.He said members of the commission must be people of unquestionable integrity to preserve the independence and credibility of the judiciary.“The responsibilities before you require honesty, fairness and transparency. These appointments were based on competence, fairness and integrity, and I expect you to discharge your duties with the fear of God,” the governor said.He assured the appointees of his administration’s continued support, expressing confidence that they would contribute to strengthening governance and public institutions in Delta State.Oborevwori also reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to inclusive governance, saying qualified Deltans would continue to be given opportunities to serve the state irrespective of their background. Addressing the newly inaugurated members of the Judicial Service Commission, Oborevwori reminded them that the commission plays a critical role in the appointment, promotion and discipline of judicial officers in the state.He said members of the commission must be people of unquestionable integrity to preserve the independence and credibility of the judiciary.“The responsibilities before you require honesty, fairness and transparency. These appointments were based on competence, fairness and integrity, and I expect you to discharge your duties with the fear of God,” the governor said.He assured the appointees of his administration’s continued support, expressing confidence that they would contribute to strengthening governance and public institutions in Delta State.Oborevwori also reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to inclusive governance, saying qualified Deltans would continue to be given opportunities to serve the state irrespective of their background. He said members of the commission must be people of unquestionable integrity to preserve the independence and credibility of the judiciary.“The responsibilities before you require honesty, fairness and transparency. These appointments were based on competence, fairness and integrity, and I expect you to discharge your duties with the fear of God,” the governor said.He assured the appointees of his administration’s continued support, expressing confidence that they would contribute to strengthening governance and public institutions in Delta State.Oborevwori also reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to inclusive governance, saying qualified Deltans would continue to be given opportunities to serve the state irrespective of their background. “The responsibilities before you require honesty, fairness and transparency. These appointments were based on competence, fairness and integrity, and I expect you to discharge your duties with the fear of God,” the governor said.He assured the appointees of his administration’s continued support, expressing confidence that they would contribute to strengthening governance and public institutions in Delta State.Oborevwori also reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to inclusive governance, saying qualified Deltans would continue to be given opportunities to serve the state irrespective of their background. He assured the appointees of his administration’s continued support, expressing confidence that they would contribute to strengthening governance and public institutions in Delta State.Oborevwori also reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to inclusive governance, saying qualified Deltans would continue to be given opportunities to serve the state irrespective of their background. Oborevwori also reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to inclusive governance, saying qualified Deltans would continue to be given opportunities to serve the state irrespective of their background.