Governor Sheriff Oborevwori of Delta State, has initiated several significant policies and projects since taking office. Here are some of his recent key initiatives:

2024 Budget Proposal:
Governor Oborevwori presented a ₦714.4 billion budget for 2024, emphasizing fiscal discipline. The budget allocates 56% to capital expenditure, including ₦150 billion for road infrastructure, ₦46.5 billion for education, and ₦18.65 billion for health. This approach aims to balance the state’s expenditures within its revenue limits and reduce its debt profile​ (Pulse Nigeria)​​ (TVC News)​.

The MORE Agenda:
The MORE Agenda, which stands for “Meaningful Development, Opportunities for All, Realistic Reforms, and Enhanced Peace and Security,” is Oborevwori’s development blueprint. It focuses on creating job opportunities, increasing internally generated revenue (IGR), improving the economy, enhancing infrastructure, and boosting social stability and security​ (Governor Sheriff)​​ (ThisDayLive)​.

Infrastructure Development:
The governor has prioritized infrastructure development, including the inauguration of a network of 29 roads spanning 31.45 kilometers. Projects include upgrading the Warri Township Stadium and awarding contracts for roads, drains, and flyover bridges in the Warri and Uvwie areas​ (ThisDayLive)​.

Healthcare and Education:
Investments in healthcare and education continue with projects in state-owned universities and health facilities. Notable projects include new auditoriums, faculty buildings, and administrative facilities at Dennis Osadebey University, Anwai-Asaba​ (ThisDayLive)​.

Judicial and Administrative Improvements:
The state has seen the inauguration of new judicial facilities equipped with modern amenities to ensure uninterrupted power supply and efficient functioning. Additionally, the government has presented 20 Toyota SUVs to judges to support their duties​ (ThisDayLive)​.

Economic Reforms:
To expand the state’s revenue base, Oborevwori’s administration is focusing on extending the tax net over the informal sector without imposing multiple taxation burdens on taxpayers​ (ThisDayLive)​.

These initiatives reflect Governor Oborevwori’s commitment to advancing Delta State through strategic development, economic reforms, and improved governance.