Otuaro shares vision, mission for Delta with PDP delegates

The Deputy Governor of Delta state and governorship hopeful, H.E. Dcn. Barr. Kingsley Otuaro, on Monday shared his vision and mission for the Delta people at a meeting with Peoples Democratic Party delegates.

Barr. Otuaro who visited the PDP delegates from the 8 local governments of Delta Central Senatorial district stated that the essence of the interactive session was to share with the people his mission and vision statement.

He assured that if elected he will put the people’s welfare first by making delta state a hub for industries.

“My vision is to make Delta, a State of first-choice, where every delta both home and in the diaspora, even strangers will be proud of, where dreams come true. And my Mission Statement is to, Sow and water the economic seed of an industrialized Delta and see it manifest in a way that creates jobs and massive opportunities for everyone living, working, and doing business in Delta”.

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He went on to throw more emphasis by highlighting some of the areas he will focus on.

Barr. Otuaro assured the delegates that if elected, his administration will provide the appropriate and exemplary political leadership that prioritizes the long-term social and economic wellbeing of all Deltans.

He also said his administration will drastically improve the economic landscape of Delta through aggressive industrialization drive encouraging private sector participation and setting up sustainable State-owned enterprises

“We will build a strong, resilient, and productively diversified economy that creates jobs and opportunities; highly efficient and effective civil service and public sector governance by operating public service government-as-a-service and/or an enterprise system.”

“Institute one-mission-minded people culture that promotes unity, a safe and peaceful Delta that offers quality social, working, and living conditions for its citizens and visitors. Delta first. Delta of the 21 century,” he added.