COMMUNITY REPORT
Okpe Union To Hold Annual General Conference, Convention In Delta
The National Interim Committee of the Okpe Union will on Saturday,April 24, hold its Annual General Conference/Convention at Idogun hall in Orerokpe Community, Delta State.
This is contained in a statement signed by Prof. Emuobome Idolor, Col. Godfrey Enisa and Prof. Kenneth .E. Eni, President General, Secretary and Public Relations Officer respectively.
The statement which was made available to newsmen in Warri indicated that the event will hold by 10am.
It adds that the member representing the people of Okpe/Uvwie/Sapele Federal Constituency, Hon. Efe Afe, Rt.Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, Speaker of the Delta State House of Assembly, Hon. James Augoye, the Honourable Commissioner for Works in Delta State and Hon. Isaiah Onoriode Esiovwa, Chairman of Okpe Local Government Council will be in attendance to grace the event.
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