From Our Correspondent
Governor Sheriff Oborevwori of Delta State is poised to tackle the longstanding issue of pension payments backlog with the appointment of Sir Edwin Ogigi-Gbegbaje as the new Chairman of the Delta State Bureau of Pensions. The governor's Executive Assistant on Communications, Dr. Latimore Oghenesivbe, highlighted this development, affirming that the administration is committed to resolving bureaucratic hurdles that have hindered timely pension disbursements.
Dr. Oghenesivbe emphasized that Governor Oborevwori's election promise to address pension payment delays is now being realized through strategic appointments like that of Sir Edwin Ogigi-Gbegbaje, a seasoned technocrat and former Permanent Secretary with extensive experience in public service. This move reflects the governor's dedication to fulfilling campaign pledges and improving the welfare of retired civil servants in the state.
The newly appointed Chairman, Sir Eddie Gbegbaje, is expected to lead a reinvigorated Pensions Bureau under the state's MORE Agenda, focused on efficient service delivery and advice to the government on addressing pension arrears promptly. The governor's commitment to proactive governance and his administration's people-centered approach is reflected in these recent appointments, aiming to bring relief to pensioners in Delta State.
