Former Minister of Niger Delta Affairs and Delta APC chieftain, Elder Godsday Orubebe, has criticised Governor Oborevwori for not ensuring a workable plan to distribute palliatives to the masses in the state.
He said many vulnerable people in the state could not get the palliatives provided by the federal government.
He further accused the governor of lacking a blueprint for the development of the state.
According to him, despite the huge funds released by the federal government to states to ameliorate the plight of the masses due to the economic reforms, noting is being done to lighten the burden of the common man in the state.
Orubebe spoke exclusively to The Nation, yesterday, in Asaba Delta Capital after presiding over Delta APC reconciliation meeting in Delta North Senatorial District.
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Elder Godsday Orubebe, is the Chairman Secretariat Sub-Committee of Delta APC Reconciliation Committee.
His words, “Given the huge efforts of President Ahmed Tinubu in ameliorating the hardship of Nigerians, in Delta state we have not seen the effects of the several federal government interventions. It is the duty of Governor Oborevwori to ensure there is a workable plan to ensure that the palliatives get to the masses.
I think it is a misnomer.