He's one man that could be said to have been dogged in fighting for what he believes in. Yet in the second year of his ascension to the exalted position of governor of a state that has been left in the shadow of other states by its corrupt past leaders, there is really little or nothing to show for it except for the numerous lectures by the ex-labour leader on the way forward and his 'one man one vote' slogan. While the governor is always present in almost all pro-democracy gathering, lectures, book-lunch, house warming ceremony, condolence visits etc any-where in the country, there is little or nothing to show the presence of the governor's work in the state in which he has been governor for close to 2 years now except for the beautification of the ring road at a cost of about 1 billion naira and the spectacular and successful check mating of the 'god-father' and nationally acclaimed 'mr fix-it' (which i must commend). Apart 4m these there is really nothing to show for Oshomhole's almost 2 yrs in office. All the projects awarded last yr are about 5% completed,worse is the oba market rd, a very short distance of less than 400m which has been under going renovation for close 2 5 months now,same goes for other projects. Also the return of 'agberos' in the name of V.I.Os is something else in the state. Even the governor who claim that he was in a mission 2 beautify d state is already betraying his own words as a structure of a former PDP Warlord ear-marked for demolition was later commissioned by the same Oshomhole after the war-lord decided to join Oshomhole's party, closin a major road for close to 3 hrs in the process, an offence that many people in the states have been made to pay close to a 100k for in the Oshomhole's new dispensation. Another worrying part is the governors and his aids sexual escapades, worse of it all is with young ladies desperately in need of jobs in the state civil service. The questions most Edo-lites is asking now is what makes Oshomhole difft from the PDPs which most of them put their lives on the line to see out of power by ensuring that a new face arise. Suddenly that new face seems to be presenting a new face of evil things to the citizens of the state. But as one of my friend will always say "its better to have democracy with a dying Yar-Adua than allow the military come back to power", in other words the state will rather have Oshomhole than allow the return of PDP.