Gov. Ifeanyi Okowa signs six bills into law

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The Governor of Delta State, Ifeanyi Okowa on Thursday signed six bills presented to him by the State House of Assembly into law.

The bills including Warri/Uvwie and Environs Special Area Development Agency bill which had already become a law is geared towards providing good governance to the people of the state.

Gov. Okowa on his oficial facebook handle wrote … “I Signed 6 Bills into Law Today.

… Creates Warri/Uvwie And Environs Devt Agency

…Tackles Water, Sanitation Challenges

“It is a collective responsibility for all Deltans to contribute towards building a virile state that will be the pride of all.

“Speaker of the Delta State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori who was accompanied by his Deputy, Rt. Hon. Friday Osanebi and other principal officers of the legislature, presented the bills to me.

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“One of the bills which has now become law is the Warri/Uvwie and Environs Special Area Development Agency bill.

“The Warri/Uvie and environs development agency law was initiated following the successes recorded with the Delta State Capital Territory Development Agency.

“The law was borne out of the positive impact we have made in the development of the state capital using the Capital Territory Development Agency; in 2015, we saw the need for a special agency to handle the development of the capital territory, three years after, we have seen the positive impact this has made in Asaba and its environs.

“I believe that from the beginning of my second tenure, we will pay special attention to the development of Warri, Uvwie and environs as I promised the people; this agency will ensure the maintenance of existing infrastructure and improvement of general infrastructure in the area.

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“Other bills that were signed into law includes Bill to provide for the establishment of the Delta State Urban Water Corporation, Small Town Water Supply and Sanitation Agency, The Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Agency, The State Water Sector Regulatory Commission; Bill to Regulate the Registration, Establishment, Operations, Conduct, Monitoring and Inspection of Private Health Care Facilities in Delta State and other matters incidental thereto; Bill to Amend Delta State Capital Territory Development Agency; Bill to provide for the Audit of Public Accounts of the state Ministries, Departments and Agencies of Local Governments and other Matters Connected therewith; and the Bill to Establish the Customary Courts and to provide for the Composition and Appointment of Chairman and Members, Structure and Administration, Jurisdiction and other Matters Connected thereto.

“I commend the Delta State House of Assembly for being great partners in this administration’s efforts to develop the state.

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“I took time to explain the importance of the bills that were signed into law, commended the Delta State House of Assembly for spending time to do their job thoroughly; you have done a lot to impact on our people, and we will continue to need the cooperation of the House of Assembly to develop our state; as we work and partner with the rest of the state and the Judiciary, we have course to smile as we build the Delta of our dreams, a stronger Delta State.”


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