RevolutionTimes :: Voice of the Oppressed

“I am an Edo man, I am an Obaseki and I wanted to use this as an affirmation that we are not the enemies of the Benin people. “So that is the only validation I need. The only thing I wanted to say, which I will say maybe in a larger forum, is, I want to thank a few very close friends. I want to thank my family because we didn’t fall from the sky."

"So, the Governor is doing so much and we are channeling resources we are getting from the Federal government as a result of increased allocations, to contain some of these developmental challenges. "That is the kind of attention and devotion we are also giving to the issue of cultism. We are not tolerating cultists' activities in the State particularly in the State Capital, Benin-City." "The attendant killings before now have been minimised, mitigated and if not completely eroded."

Photos from visit of the Society of Women In Taxation (SWIT) to the Edo State...

Union sources claim her meetings aimed to sideline the council, casting her as a sole administrator who touts the Governor’s backing after installing his relative as deputy. ‎ ‎Staff whisper that her six-month tenure runs counter to Okpebholo’s vision for AAU.