MORE Agenda: Actively engage Companies, private sectors operating in your communities, Dr. Agbolaya charges EAs, SSAs, SAs others
*Says Peaceful environment key to CSR, Community Development
The Special Adviser to Governor Sheriff Oborevwori of Delta State on Community Development, Amb. Dr. Toyin Orighomisan Agbolaya JP has charged Executive Assistants, Senior Special Assistants, Special Assistants and other Political Appointees under his office to specially engage Companies, private sectors and other ventures in order to help manifest the MORE Agenda of the Governor.
Dr. Agbolaya gave the charge Thursday August 15, 2024 when he hosted his first meeting with the SSAs, EAs and SAs at his office in Asaba the Delta State capital.
Amb. Dr. Agbolaya addressing appointees during the meetingÂ
Dr. Agbolaya appreciated Governor Oborevwori for the appointment and pledged to execute his duties with dedication and integrity as well contributing positively to the Delta State Community Development Initiatives.
He urged all political appointees under community development to embrace unity and collaboration, while emphasizing that only through collective effort and mutual support that expected positive outcomes for communities can be achieved.
The Governor Oborevwori’s Special Adviser on Community Development notes the importance of Peaceful coexisting/operating environment for Corporate Social Responsibility, CSR in attracting community development, stressing that the government cannot achieve societal development alone, hence collaborating with the private sector is always key for sustainable growth and development in the state and anywhere.
Dr. Agbolayah reaffirmed his commitment to youth development, assuring that efforts to advance the welfare and opportunities for young people in Delta State would be top among priorities in line with the Rt. Hon. Oborevwori MORE Agenda in advancing the youths in Delta.
Dr. Agbolaya receiving files & other documents from Mr. Adilike, while others observeÂ
The meeting also witnessed formal handover of files to Dr Toyin Agbolayah by the head of administration Festus Adilike in the Office of Community Development.
