In a move underscoring his administration’s commitment to infrastructure development and economic revitalization, the Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, on Saturday, August 2, 2025, undertook an inspection of the ongoing Udu Harbour Market project accompanied by the Chairman of Udu Local Government Council, Hon. Vincent Oyibode.
The Governor, who was visibly impressed with the progress of work, reaffirmed that the market would be fully completed and commissioned as scheduled. He emphasized that the project aligns with the delivery pillars of his MORE Agenda, which focuses on Meaningful Development, Opportunity for All, Realistic Reforms, and Enhanced Peace and Security across Delta State.
Governor Oborevwori described the Udu Harbour Market as a key infrastructure that will transform local trade, create employment, and serve as a regional commercial hub for residents of Udu and the greater Niger Delta region.
In his remarks, Chairman Oyibode expressed heartfelt appreciation to the Governor for his unwavering support to the people of Udu. He noted that the market, when completed, would significantly boost grassroots commerce and enhance the economic profile of Udu Local Government Area.
‘The Udu Harbour Market is not just a local initiative; it is a strategic economic driver that will position Udu as a central trading destination in Delta State,’ Oyibode stated.
The inspection visit drew the attention of market stakeholders and local community leaders, who commended the Governor’s commitment to grassroots development and the Council Chairman’s proactive leadership.
The Udu Harbour Market is expected to be one of the most vibrant trading centers in Delta State, with facilities designed to meet modern standards of commerce, hygiene, and accessibility.
