Niger Delta minister reaffirms commitment to serve region

Abubakar Momoh, the minister of Niger Delta development, reaffirmed his commitment to ensuring stability in the nation’s oil-rich region in a statement released on Sunday in Abuja.

The minister urged the residents of Delta and Edo states to consider the difficulties they have faced and the achievements they have made over the years as they celebrated the 32nd anniversary of their creation.

As we commemorate the 32nd anniversary of the splitting of the former Bendel State into the states of Delta and Edo, today is a significant turning point in the history of our beloved region. This event is significant because it not only remembers our shared journey but also exemplifies the power of our unity and the future potential for advancement.

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“I extend my warmest greetings and congratulations to the extraordinary people of Delta and Edo states on behalf of the Minister of Niger Delta Development. We should take this opportunity to think back on the accomplishments we have made, the difficulties we have overcome, and the goals we have for the future of our states.

“The establishment of the Delta and Edo States has given us the opportunity to forge our futures, make the most of our resources, and cultivate our distinct identities. Thanks to the combined efforts of our citizens, we can now look back on these years and see the growth and development that have occurred.

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“I am committed to making sure that the Niger Delta region continues to prosper and thrive,” he continued. Let’s use this anniversary as a call to action to cooperate for the betterment of our communities and a reminder of our shared goal. We can build on the foundation laid by our forebears and create a better future for future generations through cooperation, innovation, and a commitment to progress.