Isoko South LG Chairman Tasks City Boy Movement To Sustain Advocacy For Tinubu, Oborevwori

The Chairman of Isoko South Local Government Area of Delta State, Warri Friday, has tasked the City Boy Movement to sustain advocacy for the policies and programmes of President Bola Tinubu and Governor, Sheriff Oborevwori.

Friday made the call when the executive members of the City Boy Movement in the local government paid him a courtesy in Oleh, the headquarters of the local government.

The council chairman said some of the policy decisions of the Tinubu administration were beginning to have positive effects on local government administration, particularly by providing councils with greater financial capacity to execute development projects.

According to him, the increased resources available to local governments have enabled council chairmen to embark on projects that directly impact the lives of residents.

“Council chairmen can now boast of executing projects because of some of the radical decisions taken by Mr. President.

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“These policies are strengthening local government administration and giving councils greater capacity to deliver development to the people,” Friday said.

He urged members of the City Boy Movement to continue sensitising residents on the policies of the federal government and to promote initiatives aimed at strengthening development at the grassroots.

The local government chairman also reaffirmed his administration’s commitment to supporting programmes that would improve infrastructure, empower young people and enhance the overall development of Isoko South.

The chairman commended the City Boy Movement for the courtesy visit and expressed confidence that constructive engagement with youth groups and other stakeholders would contribute to sustainable development in the local government area.