Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, on Thursday, commissioned several developmental projects in Bomadi Local Government Area, applauding the local administration for demonstrating that grassroots governance can indeed drive real and lasting change. Represented by his Deputy, Sir Monday Onyeme, the Governor praised the efforts of the Bomadi Local Government Chairman, Hon. Dagidi Andaye, describing his performance as a clear reflection of the values embedded in the state’s MORE Agenda. “With the number of projects commissioned today, it is evident that local government councils can drive real change when leaders are focused and committed,” Oborevwori stated. Highlighting the state government’s readiness to continue supporting local governments, the Governor noted: “Let us move forward with hope. The projects we commissioned today are signs of progress and a better future.” Some of the projects inaugurated under Hon. Andaye’s administration include: * Renovation of the Chairman’s Lodge * Construction of a Residential Building for the Vice Chairman * Deaconess Tobore Oborevwori Event Centre * Connection of Bomadi to the National Grid * Construction of Residential Building for High Court Judge * Construction of Concrete Pavement with Dual Drainage System The Governor also commended Hon. Andaye for his selflessness, recalling that before assuming office, he spent ₦50 million of his personal funds to rehabilitate the Bomadi-Ohoro Road. Ongoing projects in the LGA include staff quarters, additional pavements, an Internal Audit Block, and the Bomadi Elderly Women Empowerment Programme (BEWEP), aimed at supporting vulnerable members of the community. “These efforts reflect good governance—putting people first, improving infrastructure, and promoting transparency,” Oborevwori affirmed. In his remarks, Hon. Andaye thanked the Governor for his leadership and support. “Our Governor’s commitment to Bomadi’s development is evident in the numerous projects and appointments given to sons and daughters of this LGA. We are also grateful for the Bomadi-Ohoro road project, which has improved accessibility and connectivity,” he said. The commissioning ceremony, which doubled as part of Hon. Andaye’s one-year anniversary celebration, drew a large crowd and featured the presence of dignitaries such as Prof. Sam Oyovbaire, Sen. Abdul Ningi, Sen. Emmanuel Aguariavwodo, Sen. James Manager, Rt. Hon. Funkekeme Solomon, Commissioners, traditional rulers, and other key stakeholders.