The article discusses the ongoing criticisms against the current Delta State Governor's administration, highlighting misplaced priorities in funding projects.While the Governor announced plans to build 25 police divisional headquarters, costing an estimated N37.5 billion to N50 billion, there are urgent needs for primary schools, cassava-processing industries, and teacher training colleges.Analysts question whether the focus on brick-and-mortar projects is driven by genuine development needs or economic interests.

The piece also highlights Chief Ovedje Great Ogboru's campaign for the 2027 elections, with supporters arguing his industrialization and manufacturing plans could revitalize Delta's economy.The article emphasizes the need for voters to secure their PVCs to influence the election outcome and calls for a shift in the state's direction.It underscores the importance of addressing education, infrastructure, and job creation to ensure sustainable growth.