Delta: Ogorugba Gets Certificate as ‘Outstanding’ Progressive Leader Under Renewed Hope/More Agenda

The chairman of Isoko North Local Government Area of Delta State, Godwin Ogorugba, Tuesday presented with a certificate of recognition for his outstanding support and commitment as a progressive leader under the Renewed Hope for More Agenda.

Presenting the certificate at the chairman’s office in Ozoro, the convener of Integrity Group of Nigeria, Delta State chapter, Oke Hezx Idawene, described Ogorugba’s dedication to the Renewed Hope for More Agenda as exceptional, noting that Ogorugba’s remarkable contributions to infrastructural development and human capital enhancement has distinguished him as a truly progressive leader.

“We present this certificate to you, Hon. Chairman, in recognition of your active support and commitment as a progressive leader per excellence for the Renew Hope for More Agenda,”, Idawene stated, adding that the group recognised Ogorugba as a symbol of consolidation for the MORE Agenda.

In his remarks, the Isoko North council chairman, Godwin Ogorugba thanked the group for the honour and pledged to continue strengthening the implementation of the Renewed Hope for More Agenda, especially at the grassroots level.

Meanwhile, the Isoko North council chairman, Godwin Ogorugba has expressed gratitude to the Primate of the Church of Nigeria, Anglican Communion, His Grace Most Rev. Henry Ndukuba for approving the creation and inauguration of the Ozoro Diocese, noting that the Isoko people are greatly pleased with this development.

Ogorugba gave the commendation recently during the visit of the Primate to inaugurate the Diocese of Ozoro, Anglican Communion, and the celebration of God’s faithfulness in the ministry, culminating in the enthronement of the Rt Rev’d Ewomazino Benjamin Idume as Bishop of Ozoro Diocese.

The council chairman also requested the continued prayers of the Most Rev’d Dr. Henry Ndukuba, Archbishop, Metropolitan, and Primate of the Church of Nigeria for the people of Isoko North, Delta State, and Nigeria as a whole.

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