helinues:
All the op gra gra about Obaseki would end before 2pm on election day..


Expect to see him before another guber election...

Jerusalem1:
Benin city is the only city in the whole of south south that doesn’t have a fly-over



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Christology:

too much wisdom will not kill u.
everything is clear, when this news broke yesterday people were saying it was APC propaganda but I knew it was true.
Iyamu and oshiomole have been touring Edo state , spending money lavishly and they have not yet flagged off there campaign ooo.
while obaseki is just relaxing after the flagging up.
no solid campaign from obaseki, instead he cuisses to go with verbal war...

with time, the truth must surely surface.

Mo3891:
Scared lossers .. to campaign dey fear dem now dey are throwing accusations and counter accusations

Jerusalem1:
Benin city is the only city in the whole of south south that doesn’t have a fly-over



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God bless Adams oshomole you tried in that state

Christology:

too much wisdom will not kill u.
everything is clear, when this news broke yesterday people were saying it was APC propaganda but I knew it was true.
Iyamu and oshiomole have been touring Edo state , spending money lavishly and they have not yet flagged off there campaign ooo.
while obaseki is just relaxing after the flagging up.
no solid campaign from obaseki, instead he cuisses to go with verbal war...

with time, the truth must surely surface.

Christology:

too much wisdom will not kill u.
everything is clear, when this news broke yesterday people were saying it was APC propaganda but I knew it was true.
Iyamu and oshiomole have been touring Edo state , spending money lavishly and they have not yet flagged off there campaign ooo.
while obaseki is just relaxing after the flagging up.
no solid campaign from obaseki, instead he cuisses to go with verbal war...

with time, the truth must surely surface.

searchng4love:


Ambrose Alli University Renovation
- Civil Service Complex
- Link road between Edo and Delta
- Ogbemudia stadium.
- Navis road Benin (Concrete tarred)
- Gele gele seaport
- Edo jobs (200,000)
- Azura Power project
- N25bn Bond with Nigerian Stock market
- Benin industrial park.
- Benin Modular refinery.
- 200 primary healthcare centres
- Edobest for Teachers and instructors etc

This is more than ten and all verifiable, him being a silent achiever and an introvert does not mean he does not know his onions.


Wake and see governor

Jerusalem1:
Benin city is the only city in the whole of south south that doesn’t have a fly-over



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God bless Adams oshomole you tried in that state

Hoelujohn:

All rubbish. When is painting (renovation) of building now an achievement? Nothing like policy frame work to stimulate the economy of Edo state. You can also do better than what the governor has done. Just to give contracts and pay contractors. We need to set high standards for our elected officials. Check out a governor in USA achievements in two years.

Gov. Charlie Baker reflected on highlights from his first two years in office during his address to hundreds of local officials at the MMA’s Annual Business Meeting on Jan. 21.

These include a $1 billion economic development package, which he signed into law last July, the Community Compact Initiative, which he said has resulted in the implementation of 600 municipal best practices across the state, and a regulatory review project, which he said focused on outdated and redundant state rules and cut the total by nearly 25 percent.

On a related note, the governor touched on the so-called Municipal Modernization Act, a wide-ranging law, signed last August, that has been popular with local officials for helping to improve the efficiency of municipal operations.

Gov. Baker also cited the administration’s Open for Business program, which works with local officials to put vacant or underused state-owned land to productive use in a way that complements local economic development goals.

“Massachusetts is the largest landowner in the Commonwealth,” he said. “And we have historically not been very good about identifying and inventorying and putting into use a lot of the land that we own.”

Also on the economic development front, he mentioned the administration’s five-year capital plan to put $1 billion into affordable and public housing initiatives, and a brownfields authorization intended to help rehabilitate blighted properties.

At the midpoint of his term, the governor said his administration has cut the number of homeless families placed in hotels and motels across the state by more than 90 percent, to fewer than 100.

“We are doing a better job of helping people not become homeless in the first place … and continuing to be aggressive about developing permanent housing alternatives,” he said, crediting a partnership between his secretariats of Housing and Economic Development and Health and Human Services, along with local officials, for making strides toward the goal of having no homeless families placed in hotels and motels.

On the opioid epidemic, he said he’s “proud of the bipartisan work that’s been done at every level of government to deal with this issue, but we have … a ton of work left to do.”

Sounding a familiar theme, the governor discussed the local government experience of numerous key people in his administration, and stressed the high regard in which they hold the leaders who run the state’s 351 cities and towns.

“No one’s more accountable to the people who put them there than the folks in local government,” he said, adding that most people form their view of how the state is doing based on how things are going in their city or town.

In a nod to the tense political climate, Gov. Baker hit a notably nonpartisan refrain, about how “we’re all Americans first” and “nobody’s got the corner on the best ideas.” He also alluded, however, to the potential battles ahead with the federal government.

“I promise you, that we will fight hard to advocate, with our congressional delegation and other governors, for what we believe is in the best interests of the people of Massachusetts,” he said. “And I believe together we can all do great things, and I’m starting 2017 believing that’s where we’re going.”

Jerusalem1:
Benin city is the only city in the whole of south south that doesn’t have a fly-over



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God bless Adams oshomole you tried in that state

Hoelujohn:

All rubbish. When is painting (renovation) of building now an achievement? Nothing like policy frame work to stimulate the economy of Edo state. You can also do better than what the governor has done. Just to give contracts and pay contractors. We need to set high standards for our elected officials. Check out a governor in USA achievements in two years.

Gov. Charlie Baker reflected on highlights from his first two years in office during his address to hundreds of local officials at the MMA’s Annual Business Meeting on Jan. 21.

These include a $1 billion economic development package, which he signed into law last July, the Community Compact Initiative, which he said has resulted in the implementation of 600 municipal best practices across the state, and a regulatory review project, which he said focused on outdated and redundant state rules and cut the total by nearly 25 percent.

On a related note, the governor touched on the so-called Municipal Modernization Act, a wide-ranging law, signed last August, that has been popular with local officials for helping to improve the efficiency of municipal operations.

Gov. Baker also cited the administration’s Open for Business program, which works with local officials to put vacant or underused state-owned land to productive use in a way that complements local economic development goals.

“Massachusetts is the largest landowner in the Commonwealth,” he said. “And we have historically not been very good about identifying and inventorying and putting into use a lot of the land that we own.”

Also on the economic development front, he mentioned the administration’s five-year capital plan to put $1 billion into affordable and public housing initiatives, and a brownfields authorization intended to help rehabilitate blighted properties.

At the midpoint of his term, the governor said his administration has cut the number of homeless families placed in hotels and motels across the state by more than 90 percent, to fewer than 100.

“We are doing a better job of helping people not become homeless in the first place … and continuing to be aggressive about developing permanent housing alternatives,” he said, crediting a partnership between his secretariats of Housing and Economic Development and Health and Human Services, along with local officials, for making strides toward the goal of having no homeless families placed in hotels and motels.

On the opioid epidemic, he said he’s “proud of the bipartisan work that’s been done at every level of government to deal with this issue, but we have … a ton of work left to do.”

Sounding a familiar theme, the governor discussed the local government experience of numerous key people in his administration, and stressed the high regard in which they hold the leaders who run the state’s 351 cities and towns.

“No one’s more accountable to the people who put them there than the folks in local government,” he said, adding that most people form their view of how the state is doing based on how things are going in their city or town.

In a nod to the tense political climate, Gov. Baker hit a notably nonpartisan refrain, about how “we’re all Americans first” and “nobody’s got the corner on the best ideas.” He also alluded, however, to the potential battles ahead with the federal government.

“I promise you, that we will fight hard to advocate, with our congressional delegation and other governors, for what we believe is in the best interests of the people of Massachusetts,” he said. “And I believe together we can all do great things, and I’m starting 2017 believing that’s where we’re going.”

searchng4love:
This is Edo Modular refinery.

Address of the refinery: It is at Ologbo, just as you enter Edo State from Delta State. Immediately after Paulosa Plantation, by your right.


Go see for yourself


Wake and see governor 4+4= Godwin

WATCHOVER:

The only truth is that obaseki will win, with landslide

sam1919:
I am from EDO STATE and no sane human being with his reasoning faculty working well will support POI. Unless you are going to benefit from them, you been brainwashed or you are an agbero.

In a reasonable society POI not suppose contest, someone under EFCC investigation. Tufiakwa!

SaintLucia:
Don't worry Ize Iyamu will complete it same way Buhari is completing Jonathan's project according to IPOB voice

searchng4love:


Lailai GEJ wiped boko haram but what is PMB doing?

searchng4love:


Ambrose Alli University Renovation
- Civil Service Complex
- Link road between Edo and Delta
- Ogbemudia stadium.
- Navis road Benin (Concrete tarred)
- Gele gele seaport
- Edo jobs (200,000)
- Azura Power project
- N25bn Bond with Nigerian Stock market
- Benin industrial park.
- Benin Modular refinery.


Eskis sir, is getting a 25BN Bond with the NSE now an achievement?

I just want to know sir. Thank you sir.
- 200 primary healthcare centres
- Edobest for Teachers and instructors etc

This is more than ten and all verifiable, him being a silent achiever and an introvert does not mean he does not know his onions.


Wake and see governor

SaintLucia:
Real Edo people doesn't use the word "Tufiakwa" Oga you are one of the Biafra Igbo Jew on social media deceiving Obagone

sam1919:
Ozuor! Onitsha Dey our backyard. Which one be Obagone, “na ba gha”.

ChiefOloye:
Once news like this starts surfacing, one thing is certain, there's a frosty relationship already, because no there's no smoke without fire...this was how it started between Oshiomhole and Obaseki, there were fierce denials at the initial stage, until it couldn't be denied any longer, we are watching.

searchng4love:


Ambrose Alli University Renovation
- Civil Service Complex
- Link road between Edo and Delta
- Ogbemudia stadium.
- Navis road Benin (Concrete tarred)
- Gele gele seaport
- Edo jobs (200,000)
- Azura Power project
- N25bn Bond with Nigerian Stock market
- Benin industrial park.
- Benin Modular refinery.
- 200 primary healthcare centres
- Edobest for Teachers and instructors etc

This is more than ten and all verifiable, him being a silent achiever and an introvert does not mean he does not know his onions.


Wake and see governor