Delta State spent N664.5 billion on 362 contracts in 2025 without borrowing

These contracts, each valued at N25 million and above, covered critical sectors such as road infrastructure, education, and healthcare. The governor made this disclosure in Asaba during the opening of a Public Procurement Enlightenment Workshop organized by the Delta State Public Procurement Commission. Represented by Deputy Governor Sir Monday Onyeme, Governor Oborevwori stated that the workshop aims to strengthen compliance with the Delta State Public Procurement Law, 2020, and promote transparency, accountability, and due process in government spending.

He emphasized that these achievements were recorded without borrowing, attributing it to prudent financial management and strict adherence to due process. The administration plans to continue supporting reforms to strengthen the procurement system and enhance public confidence. David Igbodo, Chairman of the Delta State Public Procurement Council, noted that the administration's commitment to fairness and compliance has ensured that only qualified contractors execute public projects, leading to quality infrastructure and prudent resource management.

The workshop included lectures on achieving professionalism in public procurement and preventing fraud.