The Deputy Governor of Delta State, Sir Monday Onyeme, FCA, on Monday led members of the state’s economic management team on a strategic assessment visit to the Aboh Ogwashi-Uku Agro-Industrial Park, underscoring the Oborevwori administration’s drive to fast-track industrialization and expand job creation under the MORE Agenda.
The visit focused on evaluating ongoing infrastructure at the park and identifying key areas for investment collaboration to accelerate its operational readiness.
Speaking after the inspection, Sir Onyeme described the park as a critical engine for economic diversification, rural development, and food security in Delta State. He noted its potential to transform the agricultural value chain, enhance food processing capacity, and generate employment for thousands of Deltans.
“The Oborevwori administration is deliberate about building practical, investment-ready infrastructure. This park is a strategic step toward positioning Delta as a hub for agro-industrial growth,” he stated. “But we cannot do it alone. Public-private partnerships will be vital to unlocking its full potential.”
Also present were the Chief Economic Adviser to the Governor, Dr. Barry Gbe; Director-General of the Delta Investment Development Agency (DIDA), Hon. Tony Elekeokwuri; and the Special Adviser to the Governor on Finance, Investment, and International Development (FIID), George Orogun, Esq., Honourable Commissioner for Trades and Investment, Hon.Samuel Oligida and other members of the committee.
The team conducted a facility walkthrough, assessed progress on processing zones, internal road networks, and utilities, and held a closed-door strategy session focused on investor readiness, funding models, and timelines for delivery.
The Aboh Ogwashi-Uku Agro-Industrial Park is envisioned as a flagship economic zone for agro-processing and export in Delta State—anchored on innovation, sustainability, and inclusive growth.
