Governor Sheriff Oborevwori of Delta State has charged the 25 Local Government Council Chairmen in the state to implement the new minimum wage for workers in their respective Councils. Oborevwori gave the charge on Tuesday during a meeting with the leadership of the Delta State chapters of the Association of Local Governments Of Nigeria, Nigeria
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