A Profile of Unrepentant Job-Men In Delta State


Merciless Job-Men eaters without contributing to Delta State, Let me be fair and very fair 

James Manager, who at 60 years has been a benefactor of Delta state and has not contributed much on his name, not more than what the state offers his pocket.

 Instead, he has been a politician benefitting from the cooking pot of the state, as a Fifth-term Senator representing Delta South Senatorial District in the National Assembly. You want to dey inside politics forever? No Job-Man as Governor 2023

Baba manager, after several years of Legal Practice,  became the Chairman of Bomadi Local Government Area in 1991 and later served as Commissioner for Social Development from 1992 to 1993, and then Chairman of the Grassroot Development Movement between 1996 and 1998. Manager as the Pioneer Chairman of the Delta State PDP, served between 1998 and 1999 and thereafter became the Commissioner for Works, Housing and Transport, which he hooked unto till his Election as Senator in 2003. As luck may have it, he currently serves as Chairman of the Senate Committee on Power in Delta state, still benefiting from the same purse without contributing immensely to the state as he ought to.

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