Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborewovori, recently met with the technical team from Julius Berger, a prominent engineering construction firm, at his office in Asaba. The primary focus of the meeting was the presentation of the blueprint for the much-anticipated rehabilitation of the Warri City Stadium.
Governor Oborewovori emphasized his administration's dedication to ensuring high-quality development projects. He underscored that substandard work would not be tolerated, reflecting his commitment to excellence in public infrastructure. The presentation, led by Michael Jendert, Infrastructure Engineer, and Christian Moessmar, General Manager of Primetech/Julius Berger Nig. PLC, detailed the Concept Design for the stadium's overhaul.
The Warri City Stadium, with a seating capacity of 20,000, has suffered from neglect and disrepair over the years. The previous administration's attempt to renovate the stadium was unsuccessful, as the contract was revoked due to the contractor's non-performance. Governor Oborewovori's administration aims to rectify this situation with a rigorous approach to project oversight and quality assurance.
With the new blueprint in place, Governor Oborewovori's focus on quality and accountability is expected to bring about significant improvements. The rehabilitation of the Warri City Stadium will not only restore its facilities but also enhance its functionality as a multi-purpose venue for the people of Delta State.
This commitment to high standards promises a world-class facility that will serve as a valuable asset to the community. Governor Oborewovori's proactive stance on infrastructure development highlights his administration's resolve to deliver impactful and lasting improvements for Delta State.
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