Oborevwori Endorses Delta State Oil Producing Areas Youth Summit 2025 ~ Truth Reporters

 

The forthcoming Delta State Oil Producing Areas Youth Summit 2025 has received a major boost with the endorsement of Amb. Sheriff Junior Oborevwori, Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of the Sheriff Junior Care Foundation and widely regarded as the number one youth leader in the state.

 

In a statement, Sheriff Junior Oborevwori described the summit as a “strategic platform” designed to amplify the voices of youths in oil-producing communities, providing them with the opportunity to express themselves freely, exchange constructive ideas, and generate lasting solutions to challenges affecting their region.

 

According to him, the initiative resonates with the Renewed Hope for MORE Agenda of the Delta State Governor, Rt. Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, which prioritizes sustainable development, inclusiveness, and youth empowerment.

 

“Beyond just conversations, this summit is about real solutions. I am committed to being physically present to listen, engage, and collaborate with stakeholders to ensure that the recommendations from our youths directly influence policy direction and tangible development in our oil-producing areas,” Sheriff Junior Oborevwori assured.

 

The Delta State Oil Producing Areas Youth Summit 2025 is expected to be a landmark gathering, uniting young people across the state in dialogue that promotes peace, innovation, and sustainable development. 

Organizers say the summit will also serve as a rallying point to strengthen youth inclusion in decision-making processes.

 

Comrade Owen Oghenero Edafe, Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on DESOPADEC Matters and a member of the organizing committee, confirmed the endorsement, describing it as “a strong validation of the summit’s vision to build a new future driven by youthful energy and leadership.”

 

With Sheriff Junior Oborevwori’s backing, expectations are high that the 2025 Youth Summit will not only provide fresh ideas but also translate them into actionable pathways for progress in Delta State’s oil-producing areas.