By Dunkwu Precious
On Friday, November 14, 2025, the Commissioner for Technical Education, Delta State, Hon. Smart Ijeoma Ufoh, handed over renovated classroom blocks to schools in Nsukwa and Ejeme Aniogor communities. The projects, commissioned by Hon. Isaac Anwuzia, are part of the state government’s grassroots infrastructure development initiative.
The handover ceremony, which took place at Obi Ezeamaka Primary School, Nsukwa, and Aniogor Primary School, Ejeme Aniogor, was attended by notable dignitaries, including Hon. Barr Nath Igbadi, Special Adviser to the Governor on Infrastructure, Hon. Joe Adigwe, Leader in Nsukwa Clan and former House of Assembly member, and the Obi of Ejeme Aniogor, HRM Anthony Ogboli.
In his remarks, Hon. Dr. Isaac Anwuzia expressed gratitude to Governor Sheriff Oborevwori for empowering commissioners to execute projects in their constituencies. He noted that the governor’s actions demonstrate his commitment to grassroots development.
Commissioner Smart Ijeoma Ufoh, in his address, thanked the governor for the opportunity to impact his constituency. “We will continue to support the governor’s MORE agenda and work tirelessly to ensure its success,” he said.
The representatives of the communities, Chief Simon Etie and Mr. Onyebuolise, expressed their appreciation to the commissioner and the governor for the renovated classrooms. They praised the commissioner’s performance and pledged their continued support.
The councillors of Wards 7 and 8, in their vote of thanks, commended the governor for entrusting commissioners with projects in their constituencies. They assured the governor of their support and prayers as he continues to work towards the development of Delta State.
The renovated classroom blocks are a testament to Governor Oborevwori’s commitment to improving the educational infrastructure in Delta State. The projects will undoubtedly enhance the learning environment and provide students with better facilities to achieve their academic goals.