RETURN TO SITE : PEOPLE CONSULTATIVE FORUM TASK OGINI GRAMMAR SCHOOL CONTRACTOR.

Larry Oboh September 25, 2019

OGHARA- To ensure that student acquire knowledge in a conducive environment, with state of the art facilities, the president of people consultative forum, umbrella body of

Oghara Graduate Association Mr Isaac Bode, has called on contractor handling the Ogini grammar school. to return to site, work and complete the ultra model academic building and other infrastructural developmental projects in the ancient college.

The president, who led PCF executives to inspect the abandoned multiple projects going on in the school premises, lamented over the abandoned school project which have taken over a decade to complete. He said “ It is pitiable to recall that this ultra model secondary school project was awarded the same time with St Patrick college, Asaba, Nana Model college Warri, and Alema model college Abigborodo, during the tenure of Dr E. E Uduaghan as governor of Delta state.

Mr Bode, therefore called on the governor of Delta State Sen (Dr) Infeanyi Okowa and the Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education to urgently order the contractor handling the project to return back to site and complete multiple project abandoned in the school, so as to enable students to learn in a conducive and well serene environment. “ for government is continuum, though Dr E.E led government is past, we therefore admonished our hardworking governor and the Ministry of Basic and secondary Education to as a matter of urgency order the said contractor to go back to site and complete the long awarded projects domiciled in the heart of Oghara, the strong hold of the ruling PDP in the state”

The Elite forum president however used the occasion to express his displeasure over corrupt and unbecoming attitude of most contractors handling projects in Delta state, precisely Oghara. Mr Bode, said “ to pursue the growth and development agenda of Oghara kingdom, we have unequivocally taken a decision to criticize and petition any contractor found to abandoned any developmental projects in the headquarters of Ethiope west and its environ.

Comr. Larry Oboh
Secretary