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Senator Ovie Omo-agege praised President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for signing the Southern Development Commission bill.
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Omo-agege noted that the committee will complement the role of the Niger Delta Development Commission.
Senator Ovie Omo-Agege, former vice chairman of the Senate, welcomes President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to sign the Southern Development Commission bill to sign the law bill.
This is included in a statement signed by Sunny Areh, media adviser to Senator Ovie Omo-agege
Omo-agege praised President Tinubu for agreeing to the bill, noting that it will accelerate growth in the South and promote fairness and equity.
According to Omo-agege, “I am not actually surprised that President Tinob ignored the campaign in some ways to ignore the SSDC bill.
Knowing that the President is a man who always seeks equity and equity, his decision strengthens his respect and commitment to the development of the Niger Delta. ”
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He further noted: “SSDC laws will further accelerate South-South growth and supplement the role of NDDC, which will exceed the southern states.”
Omo-agege noted that the committee will ensure that non-oil production areas are not missed, he said: “In addition, the NDDC is only committed to oil production communities in the Niger Delta and other parts of the country. President Tinubu agreed to the bill, ensuring that non-oil production areas are not in the ongoing roadmap and that the region has not been abandoned.
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