A pan-Ndokwa social-political group, the Organisation for Ndokwa Unity, has lauded Deputy Senate President Ovie Omo-Agege and Senator Peter Nwaoboshi for their efforts in placing the Ndokwa nation among the map of university communities in the world.

It said the lawmakers played key roles in passing the Bill for the establishment of the Federal University of Agriculture and Technology, Aboh (FUATA), in Ndowa East area of Delta State, which has been transmitted to President Muhammadu Buhari for assent.

In a statement issued at the end of a stakeholders and leaders’ meeting

The group urged President Buhari to leave his foot strongly on the sand of time by assenting to the bill and releasing funds for its take-off.

“FUATA will be the greatest legacy of the current administration and dream come through for Ndokwa people,” the group said.

of the Ndokwa Unite held in Asaba, the Delta State capital, signed by Onotu Henry Okechukwu, the group noted that Omo-Agege has helped give a sense of belonging for the people of the oil-rich Ndokwa land.