As part of efforts to reinforce Oborevwori’s administration’s commitment to skills-based education and youth empowerment, Delta State Governor, Rt Hon. Sheriff Oborevwori, has said that he will on Monday, February 2, 2026, inaugurate the newly completed Omadino Model Technical College in Warri South LGA of Delta State.

Media learnt this today, being on Sunday, February 1, 2026, in a statement issued by the Governor’s Chief Press Secretary, Sir Festus Ahon, which was made available to Journalists in Asaba, Delta State capital, as he stated that the initiative will boost skill development and self-reliance amongst youths in Delta State.

In the release, Sir Festus Ahon, the Governor’s spokesperson, stated that inauguration ceremony will take place at the college premises by 10:00 am, with guests expected to be seated by 9:30 am.

The statement reads in part: “The Omadino Model Technical College is one of the legacy projects inherited by the Oborevwori administration and has now been completed and fully positioned to deliver modern technical and vocational education”.

“The institution is designed to equip students with practical, industry-relevant skills, promote self-reliance, and enhance employability in line with national productivity goals”.

“The college features purpose-built workshops, modern classrooms, laboratories, and training facilities tailored to contemporary technical education standards”.

“It is expected to serve as a hub for nurturing a new generation of skilled technicians, artisans, and innovators capable of meeting the demands of a rapidly evolving economy”.

“Governor Oborevwori views technical and vocational education as a critical pillar of his MORE Agenda, particularly in creating pathways for youths to acquire marketable skills, reduce unemployment, and contribute meaningfully to socio-economic development”.

“Stakeholders, educationists, and community leaders are expected to attend the ceremony, which marks another milestone in the administration’s resolve to strengthen human capital development and expand access to quality and functional education across the state”.