DELTA STATE COLLEGE OF HEALTH SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY OFUOMA UGHELLI

 












  GOOD WILL MESSAGE

The Chairman Governing Council Dr Chris Oharisi, other member of the council, Hon Biu Aris and Hon Mrs Mwani    Patricia Nneamaka, the Provost, Management and Staff , Delta State College of Health Science and Technology ,Ofuoma Ughelli , most heartly congratulate the Man Who is given MORE to Deltans 

RT HON SHERIFF OBOREVWORI as he celebrate one year in office as the Governor of Delta State .

Your Excellency,

We are proud of your evidence uncommon achievements.

Congratulations

Signed

Chief Augustina Erah PhD

PROVOST

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