A surge of excitement swept through Warri, Effurun, and Udu as Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, embarked on an inspection tour of major infrastructure projects, including the Udu Harbour Market, Enerhen Junction Flyover, and stormwater drainage systems. The governor’s visit, part of his commitment to the *MORE Agenda*, drew large, cheering crowds—particularly traders and residents—who praised his administration for delivering visible, people-oriented development. At the Udu Harbour Market site, Governor Oborevwori expressed satisfaction with the progress. The expansive market, he noted, features 604 lock-up shops, 120 open stalls, a modern abattoir, and other supporting infrastructure, making it one of the largest markets in the state. “This market is more than just a trading hub—it’s an economic catalyst,” he said. “It will empower our people, expand local commerce, and create new income streams.” The Governor also inspected flood control systems and structural works at the Enerhen Junction Flyover. Designed to ease traffic congestion and improve urban mobility, the flyover is part of a broader infrastructure upgrade that includes key roads like Opete, Orhuwhorun, and Aladja/Ogbe-Ijoh. Oborevwori used the opportunity to counter allegations of uneven development. “I am an Urhobo man, but I serve all Deltans. Every senatorial district is feeling the impact of our projects,” he affirmed. He emphasized that contractors are receiving timely payments, unlike in many other states. “Delta is the only state where contractors aren’t owed,” he said, urging them to maintain high standards and meet deadlines. Residents, motorists, and market women expressed joy over the ongoing developments, commending Oborevwori for prioritizing infrastructure and economic growth. At the Enerhen Junction, he lauded Julius Berger Nigeria Plc, the contractor, for maintaining quality. “The ramps and fillings are completed; final asphalting will soon commence,” he revealed. Governor Oborevwori also inspected Phase III of the Airport Road/Ugborikoko/Ugboroke and Environs Flood Control Project under the Warri/Uvwie and Environs Development Agency. He reiterated his commitment to urban renewal and environmental sustainability. “Our people deserve the best. This is just the beginning. We are building a Delta that works for everyone,” he concluded.