The flooding followed the massive downpour on Monday in most parts of the country
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The Edo Government has approved N21.22 billion for the reconstruction work on the 105.6-kilometre Benin-Abraka Road which links Orhionmwon Local Government Area of the state with neigbhouring Delta.
A statement issued by the Special Adviser to the Edo Governor on Media and Communication Strategy, Crusoe Osagie on Wednesday, noted that preparations were in top gear to give the president a grand reception.
Governor Godwin Obaseki of Edo has proposed a N16.2-billion Supplementary Budget for the 2018 fiscal year to allow for more investments in education and agriculture, among other sectors.
Obaseki congratulated the monarch in a statement issued by Crusoe Osagie, Special Adviser to the Governor on Media and Communications Strategy, in Benin on Friday.
Governor Godwin Obaseki of Edo has congratulated Gboyega Oyetola, Osun governor-elect, describing his victory as “hard-fought”.
Obaseki gave the assurance in a statement by Crusoe Osagie, his Special Adviser on Media and Communication which was made available to the News Agency if Nigeria in Benin.
This was announced by the Special Adviser to the Governor on Media and Communication Strategy, Crusoe Osagie, after an emergency security meeting between the governor and security chiefs in Benin on Monday.
The governor made the disclosure when he received the Flag Officer Commanding Central Naval Command, Bayelsa, Rear Admiral Saleh Usman, at the Government House in Benin.
Crusoe Osagie, the Special Adviser to Governor Godwin Obaseki, made this known in a statement in Benin on Thursday.
A statement signed by Crusoe Osagie, Special Adviser to Governor Godwin Obaseki on Media and Communication Strategy, said the roster was made available to the News Agency of Nigeria in Benin.
This is contained in a statement issued on Tuesday by the Special Adviser to the governor on Media and Communications Strategy, Crusoe Osagie.
Obaseki made the call in a statement issued by his Special Adviser on Media and Communication Strategy, Crusoe Osagie, to journalists in Benin on Tuesday.
Under the guidance of the PDP, an estimated N400 billion, or the equivalent of $4.6 billion, in purchasing power parity, representing 39 per cent of the combined federal and state education budgets in 2016, was paid out as bribes to public officials in Nigeria annually. A new report released by the National Bureau of Statistics in collaboration with the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime revealed this last week.
But on August 2, the Edo State Government released a press statement, signed by the Commissioner for Communication and Orientation, Hon. Paul Ohonbamu, announcing the immediate ban of the use of public school premises, roads and other public places for social events. The rationale for the ban, the government said, was that the act is detrimental to the advancement of learning and the overall development of children who are forced to cope with the adverse after effect of this practice.