Delta NDC Candidate Iyovwaye Demands Accountability and Jobs

Chris Iyovwaye, the 2027 governorship candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress in Delta State, issued a statement on Friday urging for greater accountability, transparency, and job creation in the state. His comments were a response to Governor Sheriff Oborevwori’s Independence Day message, which encouraged Nigerians to embrace sacrifice and patriotism.
Iyovwaye criticized the current leadership for not demonstrating the same commitment to development as the citizens have shown through their sacrifices. He called for a detailed breakdown of state revenue management from 2023-2026, questioning how funds from the Federation Account were allocated, particularly regarding capital projects versus recurrent expenditures.
Iyovwaye also advocated for the revival of economic activities around Delta's four ports, which he claimed could create jobs for 50,000 residents. He emphasized that effective governance should translate into improved living conditions and infrastructure.
Additionally, he acknowledged the government's increase of the minimum wage to N77,500 but expressed concerns about rising living costs.
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