The State Commissioner for Works (Rural Roads) and Public Information, Mr Charles Aniagwu, disclosed this during a media briefing held after the State Executive Council meeting on Tuesday.
Mr Aniagwu noted that the Oborevwori-led administration remains committed to delivering impactful and people-oriented projects across the 25 local government areas. According to him, several new developments have been given the green light, while underperforming contracts were reviewed and revoked to guarantee value for public funds.
“This government is determined to deliver quality projects that will directly impact the lives of Deltans,” Aniagwu stated.
Major Approvals Across the State
Among the major projects approved are two landmark flyovers:
A ₦59.7 billion flyover at Uromi Junction in Agbor, Ika South Local Government Area
A ₦39.3 billion flyover at Otovwodo Junction, along the Ughelli–Patani section of the East-West Highway
In addition, the Executive Council approved:
Construction of the Kolokolo–Tisun Road in Warri North
Completion of Bulu-Angiama Road in Patani
Completion of Ituru Road in Elume, Sapele Local Government Area
Rehabilitation of the Bomadi–Gbaregolor Road
A further ₦1.05 billion
was approved for projects in Warri South-West under the Directorate of Riverine Infrastructure Development, targeting isolated communities in the creeks.The Council also approved Phase II of access roads to the Model Technical College in Obiaruku, Ukwuani Local Government, aimed at enhancing vocational education in the state.
Flood Control, Urban Renewal and Community Connectivity
To combat perennial flooding in Ika South, ₦15.3 billion was approved for a comprehensive flood control project covering Orikeze Avenue, Obi Road, Enuma Road and Uromi Road, terminating at the Orogodo River.
Other urban renewal projects approved include:
Completion of the Olikili Layout Roads in Asaba, Oshimili South
Reconstruction of Warri–Sapele Road, from Spare Parts Market U-turn to Ohorhe Junction near Ometan Bridge in Uvwie and Okpe LGAs
Construction of the Oko-Amakom–Oko-Anala–Oko-Obgele Road (Phase II) in Oshimili South
Rehabilitation of Okowa Crescent in Ughelli, off the Ughelli–Patani Expressway
Mr Aniagwu emphasised that these projects are in line with Governor Sheriff Oborevwori’s MORE Agenda (Meaningful Development, Opportunities for All, Realistic Reforms, Enhanced Peace and Security), reaffirming his vision to leave no part of Delta State behind.
“Every naira spent must reflect in the lives of our people. This administration is not here for window dressing,” he added.
