The Giant Strides of Akpakomiza in 42 working Days As Edo State Governor

The progressive government of His Excellency, Senator Monday Okpebholo, has achieved unprecedented results in 42 working days. The waves of the evolving undeniable progress are visible to all across the state.

Highlights of Governor Okpebholo's giant strides in 42 Working Days in Office:

1. Preliminary phase of construction of the Ramat Park Flyover in Oregbeni Benin City is ongoing.

2. Construction of Upper Ekewan Road is ongoing.

3. Construction of the Temboga -Ugbowo bypass is ongoing.

4. Construction of Upper Airport - Evbordia Road is Ongoing.

5. Reconstruction of Upper Mission Extension Aduwawa Junction.

6. Reconstruction of Ewa Road is ongoing.

7. Construction of Uromi- Uwessan- Ebhora Road is ongoing.

8. Restored and increased Ambrose Alli University monthly subvention from #40m to #500m.

9. Disbanded Market Union; an action that stimulated the reduction of foodstuffs prices across Edo State.

10. Procured Security vehicles for onward distribution to all security agencies in Edo.

11. Disbanded Consultancy Services in the Edo Civil Services workforce.

12. Recruited young and clearheaded Edo sons and daughters into various government appointments *(Edo for Edo Policy)*

13. Fostering peace, unity, and respect for our traditional institution

14. Stopped the once ravaging menace of cult killing in Benin City.

15. Ongoing construction of several Primary and Secondary Schools across the State.

16. Commenced the Construction of 192 Modern Primary Health Centers.

17. Ongoing rehabilitation of Benin Auchi Road *(Edo Unity Road)*

18. Resolved the Bini Artefact dispute with Edo State Government under Governor Obaseki, in favour of the Benin Royal Palace and Benin kingdom.

This is the New Edo we voted for!

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