Thursday, February 27, 2020

Ozobo Lauds Commitments Of Comrade Ezekiel Daniel, SSA On Security As Gov. Okowa Fulfilled Promises Of Donating Brown New Hilux Vehicles For Security Agents


Ozobo Lauds Commitments Of Comrade Ezekiel Daniel, SSA On Security As Gov. Okowa Fulfilled Promises Of Donating Brown New Hilux Vehicles For Security Agents

Francis Tayor

Asaba____ Comrade Ozobo Austin, a Niger Delta foremost rights activist and former Delta State House of Assembly candidate has lauded the commitments of Comrade Ezekiel Daniel, SSA to the governor of Delta State on Security over the recent donation of security vehicles by His Excellency, Senator .Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa to security agents in the state.

Ozobo stressed that Ezekiel Daniel commitments for a better security network in the state cannot be overemphasized.

He further asserted that the great feats of achievements in the security sector in the state were part of the commitments of Comrade Ezekiel Daniel,SSA to the governor on Security, through his  media public enlightenments, numerous security meetings and reports.

Ozobo said part of the demands made by security agents during Ezekiel numerous visits to security agents in the state was lack of patrol vans or security vehicles, which Ezekiel also promised to relates their plights to the governor which he did through his numerous security reports and memos to the governor.

"I appreciate Okowa for his urgent intervention to boost the security network in the state by providing security vehicles to the security agents. I equally give kudos to the governor for acting on such reports which shows that he is indeed a listening Governor"

He equally advised Comrade Ezekiel Daniel not to relent efforts and that more grounds were needed to be covered by him in order to make the state a crime free society.

The activist urged politicans in the state to emulate him for better service delivery to Deltans.

He also urged security agents to put the vehicles to judicious use as to improved and strengthened the security network in the state.

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