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Under Hon’s leadership, the Delta State Athletic Commission. Onoriode Oborevwori has officially launched the upgrade of the Warri City Stadium, handing over the project to the special Ultimate Consult Limited.
The major event took place Thursday with key stakeholders including the Ministry of Oversight, the chairman of the local government in southern Warri and other prominent figures.
honor. Oborevwori stressed the importance of completing projects in a timely manner and expressed his confidence in the ability of a contracting company to provide top sports facilities.
“The upgrade of this stadium marks a major milestone for Delta’s sport. Given the impressive track record of the fancy Ultimate Consulting firm, I have no doubt that the facility will meet the highest standards and benefits that are coming for generations,” he said.
He also took a little time to thank Governor Sheriff Oberevwori for funding the project, encouraging residents of Warri to assemble after more agendas, which focused on infrastructure development. He added: “I am very grateful to the governor for his strong commitment to sports development. This program is applicable to every delta regardless of their age, gender or background.
Mr. Adeleke Olariwaju, Managing Director of Special Ultimate Consult Limited, assured the public that the upgrade will be completed within 14 months.
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He described the renovation as a major improvement in the Delta sport, in line with the governor’s vision of providing young athletes with world-class facilities.
He explained: “It will be a multi-purpose stadium with two driving ranges, a main bowl, swimming and diving pool, basketball, volleyball and tennis courts, and a multi-purpose hall for various sports activities,
honor. Godknows Housing Specialist Angele and Hon. Weyinmi Isaac Agbateyiniro, chairman of the southern local government of Warri, praised the state government for putting sports at the forefront of its agenda.
Both of them stress that the renovation of the stadium will be an important space for young athletes to hone their skills and compete at a higher level.
Mr. Festus Ohwojero, Director General of the Delta State Sports Commission, and senior officials of the Ministry of Housing and Sports Commission.
After the upgrade is completed, the remodeled Worri City Stadium will become a major sports hub in Nigeria, promoting talent development and promoting sports excellence throughout the state.
The stadium, which previously hosted the 2006 Women’s African Football Championship and the 2009 FIFA U-17 World Cup, was originally built to accommodate 20,000 spectators and is equipped with a fully covered stand.
