Delta Governor Ifeanyi Okowa has declared he has no apologies for appointing one of his daughters as an aide, he reiterated that she is eminently qualified for the position.
Okowa also said the choice of who becomes the next governor of Delta State in 2023 will be determined by God.
He said although he expressed his personal view that his successor should come from Delta Central, the choice ultimately was beyond him.
Okowa said he has his views which he cannot enforce, adding that the most important factor is the need to ensure “unity and equity”.
The governor, who spoke at a media quarterly briefing in Asaba, said the PDP will continue to work towards achieving a situation that keeps the people United, realising that working together makes the party stronger.
He said the huge debt profile of Delta State was not adversely affecting governance as his administration has devised smart approaches to tackling its indebtedness.
He added that his administration was not piling debts for his successor as new contracts are planned to chime with expected receipts.
He said Delta State had at October 2018 exited from payment of the bond taken by the previous administration by making a monthly payment of N1billion from 2015 to 2018.
He declared with the restructured debt the state pays a manageable N1.5 billion monthly.
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