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Delta Urban Renewal Ministry defends proposed N7.5B for 2024 fiscal year

by NewsNet Nigeria
1 year ago
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Delta Urban Renewal Ministry defends proposed N7.5B for 2024 fiscal year
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Chairman, Delta State House of Assembly Committee on Urban Renewal, Hon Pereotu Oloye has assured the Ministry of Urban Renewal of robust synergy with members of the committee in actualizing the state government’s vision of the development of new towns and cities in the state.

Oloye gave the assurance when officials of the Ministry of Urban Renewal appeared before the Committee in the ongoing budget defence by MDAs in the State Assembly.

He said the development of new urban centres was key and commended the proactive disposition of Governor Sheriff Oborevwori in the implementation of his MORE agenda.

The lawmaker who represents Burutu Two Constituency promised that the oversight functions of the committee would be carried out efficiently and effectively to promote development and prosperity in the state.

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Oloye also acknowledged the support of the Speaker, Rt Hon Emomotimi Guwor ensuring that the legislature maintained its pride of place in good governance of the state.

Commissioner in charge of the Ministry of Urban Renewal, Engr. Michael Anoka, restated the commitment of the Delta State Government to urban renewal in the state, hence the proposed sum of N7.5 Billion for the 2024 fiscal year.

He said the proposed budget is aimed at enhancing the urban renewal drive of the current administration.

The Commissioner told the committee members that as part of the requirements in driving the urban renewal vision of the State Government, there was a need for the engagement of more town planners in the State.

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Pegging the required number of proposed town planners to 80, the Commissioner sought the assistance of the House committee in achieving the result.

Meantime, the Chairman, Assembly Committee on Lands, Survey and Urban Development, Hon Fred Martins, has charged officials of the ministry to up their games in the actualization of Governor Sheriff Oborevrwori’s vision in that sector.

Martins, representing Warri North and Deputy Majority Whip of the House, gave the charge when the Commissioner in charge of the ministry, Chief Emamusi Obiodeh, led the officials to defend the 2024 budget proposal of the ministry.

The lawmaker acknowledged the performance of the ministry in the outgoing 2023 but, said there was the need for improvement in line with the MORE mantra of the state government.

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Commissioner Lands, Surveys and Urban Development, Chief Emamusi Obiodeh, had told the Lawmakers that the State Government have adequate land to provide for serious investors with the capacity to create new towns and industrial parks in Delta State.

Defending the 2024 budget proposal of the ministry, Obiodeh said the Ministry is ready to digitalize its operations from a manual to an automated system to eliminate delays in delivery, which would also increase the revenue generation of the state

The Lands Commissioner further said when completed property investors could access information on government portals relating to properties and land in Delta State from anywhere in the world.

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