DIRECTOR-General of Delta State Orientation and Communications Bureau, Dr Fred Oghenesivbe has described Governor Sheriff Oborevwori as a good leader with a heart of gold.
He made the assertion on Sunday in Asaba, during the Thanksgiving Service at the Regional Headquarters of Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries, to celebrate his elevation to the position of Director-General of Delta State Orientation and Communications Bureau, at the instance of Governor Oborevwori.
Oghenesivbe said that God used the governor to break the persistent yoke of stagnancy in his political career in Delta state government, spanning nearly one decade, noting that, what God cannot do does not exist.
He disclosed that it got to a point he became frustrated, and had to consult his spiritual father at MFM, who recommended deliverance service and intense prayers, adding that, finally God showed up by using Oborevwori to put smiles on his face, signaling a new dawn in his political career.
He said, for nearly eight years, he served as Executive Assistant to the State Governor; 7 years in the previous administration and less than a year in Oborevwori administration, some persons got promoted twice and others thrice, until 19th August, 2024, when Governor Oborevwori struck the right cord, and removed the EA tag, and replaced it with DG status.
He expressed gratitude to God, and gave Him all the glory for his elevation, and in the same token thanked Governor Oborevwori again and again for the great honour, while assuring him of absolute loyalty, dedication to duty and service above self. “God used Governor Oborevwori to sagaciously break the yoke of career stagnancy in my life. It brought inestimable joy. “God has prepared a table before me in the presence of my detractors who rejoiced over career stagnancy crafted from the pit of hell. Governor Oborevwori got it right, and the media community went Agog. Thank you, Your Excellency.
At the reception, held after the Church Service, Ovhenesivbe appealed to Journalists in the state, particularly editors and publishers to always cross check facts and figures before going to press.
He noted that there had been spurious allegations in recent times which ought not to have been published. The publications turned out to be fake news and total misinformation. To balance a story, you need to hear from both sides, the accused and the accuser, he said.
