BOMADI – The people of Esanma community in Bomadi Local Government Area of Delta State have expressed their gratitude to Senator Joel-Onowakpo Thomas for facilitating the construction of internal roads in their community.
According to Mr. John Lucky, an indigene of Esanma, the community has never experienced such a project from any administration since the inception of democracy in 1999, until the senator representing Delta South Senatorial District in the 10th National Assembly took office.
In a congratulatory message signed by Mr. Lucky, he commended the quality of the access road. This road is one of the many high-quality constituency projects initiated by the senator to alleviate economic hardship, improve infrastructure, and enhance education and healthcare development within his senatorial district.
The message read in part:
“In an effort to provide good roads, Senator Joel-Onowakpo attracted a road project to Esanma community through the National Productivity Center as part of his constituency projects. It is the first project of its kind in Esanma community since the beginning of democracy in 1999.”
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“We, the good people of the All Progressives Congress, Ward 3, Esanma, Bomadi LGA, sincerely express our deep gratitude to the Distinguished Senator Joel-Onowakpo Thomas for bringing internal roads to our ward. Indeed, we are grateful.”
Mr. Lucky, who is the chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Esanma Ward 3, prayed for continued blessings upon the lawmaker.
It is worth recalling that the Delta South senator recently constructed road networks at Olou Primary School, located in a swampy area in Bomadi, and also renovated and upgraded the Emede Primary Health Centre and Emede Grammar School in Emede to modern standards.
