Nigerians Will benefit From Senate Projects – Joel-Onowakpo

The senator representing Delta South senatorial district, in the National Assembly, Senator Joel-Onowakpo Thomas has assured that senators at the 10th Senate was poised to put projects in the budget that will impact positively in the lives of the people.

Onowakpo stated this while speaking with newsmen during his election victory/inauguration thanksgiving held at Christ Chosen Deliverance Church, headquarters Irri, Isoko South local government area, Delta State.

He said that as a professional accountant and somebody who has been in business and public service, it was expected that his wealth of experience would be brought to bear in championing development programmes and policies that will have direct bearing on his Senatorial district, Delta state and Nigeria at large.

According to him, “We are bringing the best of input into governance. Which simply means that we are focusing on development and to bring the best input into governance in the country.”

On his part, the senator representing Delta Central Senatorial District, senator Ede Dafinone, said; “Today present an opportunity for my Dear brother and colleague, senator Joel-Onowakpo Thomas and his team to come together as a unit.

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“We started with a thanksgiving at the Church and this session of it is to thank the team that was in the campaign for a whole year which is not a short campaign at all.”

Earlier in his homily, the founder/general overseer of Christ Chosen Deliverance Church, Ambassador M.T Oki, harps on the need to return to God with thanksgiving.

In the message tagged: “How Can I Forget So Soon”, with scripture references from 2 Samuel 6:14-16, Psalms 67:5-6, and Psalms 20:1, Oki said, “Our distinguished senator remember the goodness of God upon his life hence he has returned to give thanks to God for his election victory and inauguration.”