Security Is Epicenter Of Oborevwori’s MORE Agenda, Says Oloye

Clement Ofovwi, popularly known as General Oloye, the Special Assistant to the Delta State Governor on Security, has reaffirmed that security is a top priority in Governor Sheriff Oborevwori’s MORE Agenda—a strategic policy framework focused on Meaningful Development, Opportunities, Realistic Reforms, and Enhanced Security across the state.

Speaking to journalists in Asaba, the Delta State Capital,General Oloye emphasized that security is the foundation for sustainable development, economic growth, and social stability in Delta State. He highlighted Governor Oborevwori’s proactive approach to crime prevention, law enforcement support, and the creation of a peaceful environment conducive for investments and economic progress.

Oloye commended the Governor’s deep understanding of the critical role security plays in governance, noting that the administration of Governor Sheriff OBOREVWORI has intensified efforts to eliminate criminal elements and fortify the state’s security architecture.

“Governor Sheriff Oborevwori is not only focused on development but also on ensuring that Deltans can go about their daily activities without fear. Under his leadership, decisive steps has been taken to rid the state of criminal elements and strengthen our security network,” he stated.

Since assuming office as the Chief Security Officer of Delta State, Governor Oborevwori has collaborated closely with security agencies, providing:

Operational vehicles to enhance mobility and rapid response; Modern surveillance equipment to improve intelligence gathering; Financial incentives to boost the morale and effectiveness of security personnel.

“One of the Governor’s first actions was to ensure that security agencies were adequately equipped. He dutifully deployed patrol vans, communication gadgets, and intelligence-gathering tools to enable security operatives to respond swiftly to threats. Additionally, the state has fostered synergy between conventional security forces and local vigilante groups to enhance grassroots security management,” Oloye added.

Oloye further revealed that Governor Oborevwori’s administration has taken significant steps to combat crime, including the deployment of special task forces to identified hotspots. These efforts have resulted in: The arrest of several kidnappers; The dismantling of criminal syndicates; The destruction of illegal oil bunkering sites; The elimination of cultist activities in various communities.

“The MORE Agenda has zero tolerance for crime. The government will not relent in its efforts to maintain law and order across the state,” he asserted.

Recognizing the importance of intelligence-driven security operations, the state government has strengthened community policing by engaging traditional rulers, youth leaders, and local stakeholders. General Oloye highlighted that the administration has established a robust feedback mechanism that allows residents to report suspicious activities without fear of victimization or betrayal.

“Governor Oborevwori has intensified community engagement, working strategically with local leaders to create a network that will help to track criminal activities before they escalate. This administration encourages residents to remain vigilant and report any suspicious movement,” he remarked.

As part of the MORE Agenda, General Oloye disclosed that Governor Oborevwori is initiating plans for a comprehensive security surveillance system that will: Provide real-time monitoring of activities; Enhance rapid response to security threats; Improve coordination among security agencies.

“We are set to introduce a robust security surveillance system that will enable us to monitor activities in real-time and respond swiftly to emergencies,” he revealed.

The Special Assistant on Security emphasized that a peaceful Delta State is key to attracting investors, boosting commerce, and creating employment opportunities for the youth. He credited the stability and economic growth that is happening in Delta State now to Governor Oborevwori’s peace initiatives.

“No investor will commit resources to an unstable environment. Governor Oborevwori understands this very well, which is why security remains a top priority in his development agenda. A secure Delta means more jobs, better infrastructure, and a thriving economy,” he stated.

Oloye urged all residents to support the government’s security initiatives by remaining law-abiding and cooperating with security agencies.

He assured Deltans that the state government is fully committed to making Delta one of the safest states in Nigeria.

“Security is not just the responsibility of the government or law enforcement agencies—it is a collective duty. If we all play our part, Delta State will continue to enjoy peace and stability,” he concluded.