Delta State Spends N664.5bn on Contracts in 2025

Governor Sheriff Oborevwori of Delta State disclosed that the state executed procurement activities worth N664.5 billion in 2025, awarding 362 contracts valued at N25 million and above without resorting to borrowing. The contracts spanned critical sectors including road infrastructure, education, and healthcare.

This announcement was made during the opening of a two-day public procurement enlightenment workshop organized by the Delta State Public Procurement Commission in Asaba. The workshop aimed to strengthen compliance with the Delta State Public Procurement Law of 2020 and promote transparency and accountability in government spending.

Governor Oborevwori emphasized the importance of prudent financial management and strict adherence to due process, which enabled the state to execute major development projects while maintaining fiscal discipline. He urged public officials to understand the ethical standards required in procurement processes.

The workshop featured lectures from various experts, including the Director General of the Bureau of Public Procurement, Adebowal Adedokun, and Musa Adamu Aliyu from the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission.