By: Akpovoke Otiti
ASABA – Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, has commissioned Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) Conversion and Refilling Stations in Asaba and Warri, in a move aimed at boosting alternative energy adoption and reducing transportation costs in the state.
The State Commissioner for Transport, Hon. Agofure Onoriode, who spearheaded the initiative, described the project as a game changer for Delta’s transport sector and a clear demonstration of the administration’s MORE Agenda in action.
Agofure noted that the establishment of the CNG Conversion and Refilling Stations would significantly reduce dependence on petrol and diesel, lower transportation costs, and promote cleaner energy solutions across the state.
He commended Governor Oborevwori for his unwavering support, stressing that the successful implementation of the project reflects the governor’s commitment to impactful and people oriented governance.
According to him, the initiative is one of several robust programmes being implemented under the Oborevwori administration to improve economic activities and ease the burden on residents.
Agofure further described Governor Oborevwori as a “workaholic leader” whose administration is driven by action and substantial development, adding that the CNG project represents just one of many transformative initiatives being rolled out across Delta State.
He assured that the Ministry of Transport would continue to explore innovative solutions to enhance mobility, promote energy efficiency, and support the economic growth of the state.
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