By Francis Sadhere, Warri
The Warri Federal Constituency House of Representatives candidate of the National Democratic Party (NDP), Chief Dr. Sheriff Mulade, has called on the Delta State Government to take over the healthcare centre built by Omadino community and provide medical personnel to ensure effective healthcare delivery.
Mulade made the appeal during his ‘Light of Hope Transformation’ campaign visit to Omadino community as part of his community-to-community and house-to-house campaign ahead of the forthcoming election.
The NDP candidate was warmly received by community executives, elders, women, youths and other stakeholders, who turned out in large numbers to welcome him and his campaign team.
The visit provided an opportunity for Mulade to engage directly with the people, listen to their concerns and present his vision for the development of Warri Federal Constituency.
He commended the Omadino Community Executives for their selfless efforts in constructing a healthcare centre for the benefit of the people, describing the initiative as a demonstration of unity, sacrifice and commitment to community development.
According to him, the community’s initiative deserves recognition and government support, particularly given the significant contributions of Omadino and other oil-producing communities to the economic growth and revenue base of Delta State.
He, therefore, urged the state government to take over the healthcare facility, equip it and deploy qualified medical personnel to provide accessible and quality healthcare services to residents.
Mulade stressed that oil-producing communities should not be left to bear the burden of providing basic social amenities for themselves while their natural resources continue to contribute significantly to the state’s economic prosperity.
He maintained that government support for the facility would not only complement the community’s efforts but also demonstrate a commitment to equitable development and improved welfare for the people.
The NDP candidate reassured the people that his ‘Light of Hope Transformation’ agenda, if elected, would prioritise healthcare, education, youth empowerment and sustainable community development.
He added that his representation would be people-oriented, promising to ensure that every community across Warri Federal Constituency benefits from effective representation and development initiatives.
Mulade’s community-to-community and house-to-house campaign is aimed at strengthening grassroots engagement, identifying the needs of communities and mobilising support for his political aspiration.
The Warri Federal Constituency House of Representatives candidate of the National Democratic Party (NDP), Chief Dr. Sheriff Mulade, has called on the Delta State Government to take over the healthcare centre built by Omadino community and provide medical personnel to ensure effective healthcare delivery.
Mulade made the appeal during his ‘Light of Hope Transformation’ campaign visit to Omadino community as part of his community-to-community and house-to-house campaign ahead of the forthcoming election.
The NDP candidate was warmly received by community executives, elders, women, youths and other stakeholders, who turned out in large numbers to welcome him and his campaign team.
The visit provided an opportunity for Mulade to engage directly with the people, listen to their concerns and present his vision for the development of Warri Federal Constituency.
He commended the Omadino Community Executives for their selfless efforts in constructing a healthcare centre for the benefit of the people, describing the initiative as a demonstration of unity, sacrifice and commitment to community development.
According to him, the community’s initiative deserves recognition and government support, particularly given the significant contributions of Omadino and other oil-producing communities to the economic growth and revenue base of Delta State.
He, therefore, urged the state government to take over the healthcare facility, equip it and deploy qualified medical personnel to provide accessible and quality healthcare services to residents.
Mulade stressed that oil-producing communities should not be left to bear the burden of providing basic social amenities for themselves while their natural resources continue to contribute significantly to the state’s economic prosperity.
He maintained that government support for the facility would not only complement the community’s efforts but also demonstrate a commitment to equitable development and improved welfare for the people.
The NDP candidate reassured the people that his ‘Light of Hope Transformation’ agenda, if elected, would prioritise healthcare, education, youth empowerment and sustainable community development.
He added that his representation would be people-oriented, promising to ensure that every community across Warri Federal Constituency benefits from effective representation and development initiatives.
Mulade’s community-to-community and house-to-house campaign is aimed at strengthening grassroots engagement, identifying the needs of communities and mobilising support for his political aspiration.
