Urhobo Leadership Forum Abuja commends Senator Ede Dafinone for his great initiatives in Delta State
By Samuel Eugene
The Delta Central Senator, Ede Dafinone, has facilitated the construction of a 50-room hostel at the Federal University of Petroleum Resources (FUPRE), which is nearing completion.
This project aims to enhance student accommodation, providing a comfortable and conducive environment for learning.
In addition to the hostel project, Senator Dafinone has also facilitated the establishment of ICT centres in Orhuwhorun Grammar School, Udu, Ogor Technical College in Ughelli North LGA, Ugbokodo Secondary School in Okpe LGA, and Urhobo College, Effurun.
These initiatives demonstrate his commitment to improving the student experience, fostering a world-class learning environment, and driving sustainable development in Delta Central.
The hostel project is particularly significant, as it addresses the accommodation challenges faced by students at FUPRE.
The completion of the 50-room hostel is expected to have a positive impact on the students’ community, enhancing their overall university experience and enabling them to reach their full potential.
In his statement issued today by Olorogun (Dr) Peter Igho (MFR) President Urhobo Leadership Forum Abuja, he praised the Senator for his commitment to development in Delta Central.
“Congratulations, Distinguished Senator. These are great initiatives, well thought out, and their execution , already being implemented ,will positively impact beneficiaries in Delta Central.
“Commendations from all of us at ULFA. We are also aware of and appreciate your openness and readiness to support every Urhobo endeavour. We particularly appreciate and commend your support for all ULFA initiatives. We pray for greater success in your future endeavours and assure you of ULFA support and partnership for the benefit of our Urhobo Nation.
“Congratulations.
“Compliments of the season.”
Olorogun (Dr) Peter Igho ( MFR)
President ULFA
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