Justice Theresa Diai, the Chief Judge of Delta State, conducted a second-quarter visit to five custodial centers, reviewing 1,298 awaiting trial warrants. The visit resulted in the release of several inmates, highlighting improvements in the judicial process. Justice Diai praised the efforts of the judiciary and the Ministry of Justice in ensuring cases are processed efficiently, emphasizing the importance of court trials over police custody for speedy case resolutions.

Delta State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori is actively fulfilling his M.O.R.E agenda, focusing on meaningful development, opportunities, realistic reforms, and enhanced peace and security. Since taking office, he has continued projects initiated by his predecessor and launched new initiatives, including infrastructure development, education improvements, and employment opportunities. Significant projects include multi-billion naira constructions, road developments, and educational reforms. The governor's actions have been positively received, with notable support from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and local stakeholders.

Delta State Governor, Sheriff Oborevwori, is fulfilling his M.O.R.E agenda by continuing and initiating numerous infrastructure projects, including roads, bridges, and educational facilities. His administration has also approved significant financial measures to support civil servants and reduce unemployment. The governor's actions have been positively received by the public and party officials, demonstrating his commitment to the state's development and welfare.

Delta State Governor Sheriff Oborevwori is actively fulfilling his M.O.R.E agenda, focusing on meaningful development, opportunities, realistic reforms, and enhanced peace and security. Since taking office, he has inaugurated numerous infrastructure projects, approved significant financial commitments for civil servants and education, and initiated various road constructions and repairs. His administration is also addressing flooding issues and improving public utilities. The governor's efforts have been positively acknowledged by the South-South Chairman of the PDP, Chief Dan Orbih, who commended his leadership.

Dr. Otive Igbuzor, the Executive Director of the African Centre for Leadership, Strategy and Development, spoke at the 2nd annual leadership lecture and graduation ceremony of the Centre LSD Leadership School's Effurun-Warri Study Centre. He attributed the underdevelopment in Africa, especially Nigeria, to leadership failure. Dr. Igbuzor emphasized the importance of developing youth and transforming society through empowerment and education. He highlighted the Centre's efforts since its inception in 2009 and its vision to influence Nigeria's political landscape positively. Dr. Igbuzor also pointed out the need for political leadership change in the Niger Delta to prevent the escalation of militancy and crime, advocating for the adoption of positive societal values and active participation in politics to effect change.

The Delta State House of Assembly Committee on Works has commended Governor Ifeanyi Okowa for his efforts in addressing the flooding issues in Asaba through the Storm Water Drainage Project. The Committee, led by Chairman Hon. Evance Ochuko Ivwurie, expressed its support for the project during a recent inspection. Ivwurie highlighted the importance of the project, which is also a major request from the World Bank, and urged the Commissioner for Works to provide regular updates. The Committee is committed to partnering with the State Government to ensure the project's completion and to prevent any potential disaster from flood erosion. Several areas undergoing the drainage work were inspected by the Committee.

The host communities of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) in Itsekiri have made a public demand for the conversion of their indigenes working as backup staff in NNPC, WRPC, and NGC to full staff during the ongoing recruitment exercise. The communities, represented by their chairmen and youth leaders, have put forward a 9-point demand emphasizing the need for NNPC to prioritize local indigenes in their hiring process to foster better community relations and ensure security and stability. They also highlighted the perceived marginalization by NNPC in terms of employment and social amenities provision. The communities are calling for environmental cleanup due to pollution and warn of a significant protest if their demands are not met. Leaders from neighboring ethnic youth councils support these demands and urge the government and NNPC to respond proactively to avoid militant agitations.

In Warri, Delta State, the Ebrumede Divisional Police, led by CSP Anietie Eyoh, successfully recovered a stolen Infinite Hot 6 Phone and arrested the suspect, Shola Ajose. Ajose, who works for Otres Fast Food, claimed he bought the phone for N7,500 from a friend, unaware it was stolen. The phone belonged to Mr. Fredrick Dolor, who was robbed of the phone and cash by armed robbers in a tricycle. The police tracked the phone using its IMEI number, leading to Ajose's arrest. The victim praised the police for their effective response, and the DPO assured the public of continued dedication to service. DSP Onome Onovwakpoyeya confirmed the arrest and recovery of the stolen phone.

Comrade Ichado Andrew State, the former Public Relations Officer of the National Association of Catholic Corpers in Delta State, praised the Delta State House of Assembly for the opportunity to serve in its chambers. He highlighted the vibrant nature of the legislative house and the positive relationship between the state's executive and legislature. As an Economics graduate, he felt his experience, particularly with the House Committee on Education, was invaluable. He thanked various members of the Assembly, including the Speaker, Deputy Speaker, Clerk, and others for their support during his service year. He also expressed gratitude to the PASAN leadership and promised to be a good ambassador for the state.

The Youth Farmers Development Initiative (YFDI) has urged the Nigerian Federal and State Governments to enforce agriculture practical science as a mandatory subject in schools. During a visit to the Commissioner for Agriculture and Natural Resources in Asaba, YFDI's National Secretary, Hon. James Nkereuwem Okon, emphasized the importance of teaching agriculture in schools to foster investment in agribusiness and to initiate an agricultural revolution among youths. The State Coordinator, Deacon Ovie Akoro, expressed gratitude for the government's support of the initiative. The Commissioner, Mr. Julius Eyetan Egbedi, highlighted the state's efforts in agricultural development and extension services, and its strategies to boost production and job creation through Public/Private Partnership.