As the dawn of 2026 breaks over Delta State, Governor Sheriff Oborevwori offers a powerful message of hope, unity, and collective progress, reassuring citizens of a brighter future ahead.

In a deeply personal New Year's address, Oborevwori expressed profound gratitude to God for His protection and grace throughout the previous year, describing 2026 as a 'season of renewed hope, fresh beginnings, and collective responsibility'.

The governor acknowledged the remarkable resilience of Delta State's residents, highlighting their peaceful disposition and shared commitment to progress as key factors behind the state's modest but significant achievements across multiple sectors. He emphasized that the hopes, pains, and aspirations of the people remain at the core of his administration's strategic vision.

Oborevwori reaffirmed his administration's commitment to the MORE Agenda, pledging continued focus on critical development areas including good governance, infrastructure renewal, job creation, youth empowerment, enhanced security, and inclusive economic growth. His message underscored a holistic approach to state development that prioritizes citizen well-being.

Calling for continued unity, the governor urged residents to reject violence and embrace peaceful coexistence. He stressed that enduring peace represents the strongest foundation for sustainable development, prosperity, and social harmony, inviting political leaders, traditional rulers, religious figures, and community stakeholders to collaborate closely with the government.

With an unwavering optimism, Oborevwori expressed renewed faith in Delta State's collective destiny. He assured citizens that his administration would remain steadfast in delivering people-oriented policies and projects designed to improve life quality and position the state on a trajectory of sustainable growth and shared prosperity.

The New Year's message, distributed through his Chief Press Secretary Festus Ahon, encapsulates a vision of hope, resilience, and collaborative progress for Delta State's citizens.