It was a day of new beginnings in Delta State.
Youths from across all the local governments gathered for one purpose: to be inaugurated as Local Government Coordinators. They came not for titles, but for a mission to transform Delta State into a better, more prosperous home for all.
Standing before them was Honourable Omoidonor Gavin Freeborn, a youth like them, with one burning desire: to see the average Deltan truly happy, empowered, and proud of their state.
He thanked them for making themselves available to champion the cause. He told them their inauguration was more than just a title. It was a clear declaration that they were ready to step up, take responsibility, and build a New Delta. A vision that is entirely possible when they stand together.
Then came the charge.
As they leave the venue, every coordinator must return to their respective local government. They must penetrate every ward. They must reach every polling unit. They must go out and mobilize the youth en masse.
They must organize. They must sensitize. They must ensure they take over their mandate. Because the true future of any nation lies in the strength, energy, and innovation of its youth.
Gavino assured them that as a youth himself, he understands their struggles. Together, they will build a working system where every young person in Delta State benefits fairly and thrives.
The era of sidelining young people is over. Enough is enough.
He called on them to go out there with courage, unity, and determination. Victory is theirs.
God bless the youth.
God bless Youth O’Clock.
God bless Gavino 2027 for Governor.
And God bless Delta State.
