A Tribute to the Hands That Build, and a Call to the Minds That Invest

A Tribute to the Hands That Build, and a Call to the Minds That Invest.

Today, as the world pauses to celebrate International Workers’ Day, we proudly recognize the enduring strength, skill, and resilience of Delta State’s workforce—the tireless heroes behind every road paved, every field harvested, every shop opened, and every home built across our beloved land.

From the oilfields of the creeks to the farmlands of Ndokwa, from the bustling markets of Warri to the thriving factories of Sapele,

Delta’s workers are more than breadwinners—they are nation builders.

Their sweat drives progress. Their hands shape our economy.

Their dedication powers the promise of a greater Delta.

But even as we honour the dignity of labour, we must remember: Labour flourishes where capital meets vision.

And today, under the purposeful leadership of His Excellency, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, that vision is defined and driven by the M.O.R.E. Agenda:

👉 Meaningful Development
👉 Opportunities for All
👉 Realistic Reforms
👉 Enhanced Peace and Security

This agenda is more than a policy—it is an invitation to invest, a bold platform for entrepreneurs, partners, and innovators.

From agriculture to ICT, from energy to housing,

Delta State offers fertile ground for investors who believe in the future.

To every local and international investor:
The workforce is ready. The policies are enabling. The government is committed.

Delta State is open for business—and your investment can create jobs, uplift families, and unlock shared prosperity.

As we celebrate our workers today, let us also champion investment—because behind every job is an investor who dared to build, and behind every economic success is a union of labor and enterprise..

Let us rise, together—workers, investors, and leaders—to build the Delta of our dreams.

Happy Workers’ Day!

Support the M.OR.E. Agenda.

Invest in Delta State.

Empower the Delta Worker.

Chief Tony Amechi
Special Adviser on Investment to the Governor of Delta State