Delta State Government Injects N5bn into Local Economy

The Delta State government, under the guidance of Mr. Charles Aniagwu, the State Commissioner for Works (Rural Roads) and Public Information, is implementing economic reforms and empowerment initiatives to enhance the purchasing power of residents and stimulate grassroots economic activities. During a press briefing in Asaba, Aniagwu announced that the government has directed councillors to empower 200 individuals in each of the approximately 500 wards, benefiting around 100,000 people and injecting N5 billion into the grassroots economy.
He cited additional contributions from political and community leaders, particularly in Ika North-East, where leaders added N70 million to the local economy. Aniagwu emphasized that strengthening purchasing power is crucial for attracting investments and noted improvements in the state's financial management, including timely salary payments and a stable academic calendar in Delta-owned universities.
He also praised the Delta State House of Assembly for advancing the 13th-month salary bill for civil servants.
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