Delta State Governor, Sheriff Oborevwori, inaugurates a newly constructed Model Technical College in Omadino, Warri South Local Government Area, as part of efforts to equip young people with practical skills and reduce youth unemployment across the state. The project aligns with the administration’s MORE Agenda, which prioritises technical and vocational education as a driver of development.
Mediaplusng.com reports that the inauguration attracts widespread jubilation in Omadino, with residents, youths, and traditional rulers turning out in large numbers to welcome the governor. The college is designed to provide hands-on training that prepares students for self-reliance and employment in key technical fields.
The colourful ceremony draws top government officials and dignitaries from within and outside Delta State. Among those present are the Deputy Governor, Sir Monday Onyeme; Speakers of the Delta, Edo, Bayelsa, and Anambra State Houses of Assembly; members of the State Executive Council; lawmakers; and local government officials.
Mediaplusng.com further reports that the Olu of Warri, Ogiame Atuwatse III, commends Governor Oborevwori for prioritising education and infrastructure in riverine communities. The traditional ruler urges the state government to sustain investment in technical education, describing it as critical to the future of young people in the Niger Delta.
Students of the newly inaugurated college express appreciation to the state government, saying the project marks a turning point for youths in Omadino and neighbouring communities. They note that access to quality technical education will open new opportunities and reduce the need for young people to migrate in search of skills training.
Addressing the gathering, Governor Oborevwori describes technical and vocational education as a practical solution to unemployment and poverty. He says his administration remains committed to providing quality education that responds to the realities of the labour market and empowers youths with relevant skills.
The governor explains that the Model Technical College is built to modern standards, with facilities that support effective teaching and learning. He stresses that investment in skills development is essential for economic growth and long-term stability in the state.
After the formal inauguration, Governor Oborevwori tours the facility, inspecting classrooms, workshops, hostels, and other support structures. Officials brief him on the capacity of the college and the range of vocational programmes to be offered.
State officials say the Omadino Model Technical College is expected to serve as a hub for technical skills development in Delta State. The institution is designed to train students in trades that meet industry needs and promote entrepreneurship.
Community leaders describe the college as a major boost to youth empowerment in Warri South and surrounding riverine areas. They say the project reflects inclusive governance and attention to communities that have long demanded improved educational infrastructure.
The Delta State Government reiterates its commitment to expanding access to technical and vocational education across the state. Authorities say similar projects will continue under the MORE Agenda to prepare young people for productive careers and reduce unemployment.
As the college opens its doors, expectations remain high that the facility will help transform lives, strengthen local capacity, and contribute to sustainable development in Delta State.
