Isoko North Chairman Lifts Revenue Collection Ban, Honoured for Community Service
OLEH/Nigeria: Hon. (Elder) Prince Godwin Ogorugba, Chairman of Isoko North Local Government Area, Delta State, has announced the immediate lifting of the ban on revenue collection within the council area. This move, he noted, is essential for improving local infrastructure and public amenities through enhanced revenue generation.
The directive was issued at the council’s monthly Executive Council meeting held on 30 October 2024 at the EXCO Chamber in Ozoro, as conveyed in a statement by Vote Umukoro, Secretary to the Council. Ogorugba urged residents and business owners to support the council’s revenue collection efforts, underscoring that their cooperation would significantly contribute to sustaining operations and improving community services.
“Together, we can maximise revenue collection, which is crucial for sustaining our operations and enhancing public services. Let us all stay informed and work in unity for the advancement of Isoko North and Delta State,” Ogorugba emphasised.
In recognition of his dedication to community service and human development, Elder Ogorugba was honoured with the Isoko Royal Lions Club Excellence Award.
The prestigious award was presented at a ceremony held at the Isoko Development Union (IDU) Secretariat in Oleh, Isoko South. The event also saw the installation of Lion Princess Oghale Oweh as the Charter President of the Isoko Royal Lions Club, Region 9.
In his acceptance speech, Ogorugba expressed heartfelt gratitude to the Isoko Royal Lions Club for the recognition, vowing to redouble his efforts to uplift the local community.
“I am committed to serving humanity and fostering community development. Our administration’s initiatives are focused on grassroots growth and sustainability,” he remarked.
“In alignment with His Excellency, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori’s MORE Agenda for Deltans, we will continue to push for the best outcomes at the local level.”
The ceremony was chaired by Delta State Commissioner for Health, Dr. Joseph Onojame, and attracted prominent guests, including Jonathan Ukodhiko, House of Representatives member for Isoko Federal Constituency; Emmanuel Okoro, pioneer Speaker of the Delta State House of Assembly; Eta Enahoro; Paul Oweh, Chairman of Delta State Hospital Management; and Minnie Igbrude.
This dual development underscores Elder Ogorugba’s commitment to enhancing Isoko North’s economic foundations and community wellbeing, with local leaders and residents alike expressing optimism for sustained progress under his leadership.
