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EA Communications: Latimore Has Done Well, Deserve Better Appointment in Delta

EA Communications: Latimore Has Done Well, Deserve Better Appointment in Delta

Distinguished Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Information and Strategy Management, CIISM, and Full Member of the Nigerian Institute of International Affairs, NIIA, Dr Fred Latimore Oghenesivbe Esq, has suggested that the position of Executive Assistant on Communications be zoned to another Senatorial District in Delta State.

The renowned communication strategist in a statement on Friday and made available to newsmen in Asaba, disclosed that the state governor, Elder Sheriff Francis Oborevwori, offered him the position of EA Communications, but he is of the opinion that the position should be zoned to another Senatorial District after Delta Central occupied the office for six years during Okowa administration.

Oghenesivbe said he served sufficiently for six years in that capacity, and not willing to do another term of four years in that same office, making a total of 10 years without elevation or promotion.

He urged governor Oborevwori to reflect on his roles in the media space during the just concluded general elections and do the needful.

"I wish to, once again, congratulate my dear friend and brother, Elder Sheriff Francis Oborevwori, over his new status as governor of Delta State. I am very happy for him. God be praised.

"I want to believe without any iota of doubt that there are other eminently qualified Deltans who can function and even function more effectively as EA Communications. 

"In my candid opinion, the EA Communications position should be zoned to another Senatorial District to enable other qualified persons occupy the office, going forward.

"I am willing and available to serve in this administration, but certainly not as EA Communications. Everybody in life pray to make substantial progress in his or her career, and I am also praying to make progress in my political and communication career.

"Governor Oborevwori should count on my unalloyed support, commitment and loyalty as we join hands together to Advance Delta, through the instrumentality of the M.O.R.E Agenda.

"I urge the good people of Delta State, to continue to pray for the wellbeing of the governor, and equally give him the necessary support, so as to enable him deliver on his electionering campaigns promises," Oghenesivbe said.
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