@zaddyofbenin@BenjaminBenjng Ikpoba Okha did not get up to Agbor road byepass. That is already Uhunmwonde. The boundary is Amufi axis. Uhunmwonde starts in Eyean in the Aduwawa axis. Places like Aduwawa/Evbi modu down to Taboga and Oteh are all Ikpoba Okha. Ward 1-4 is in the hills side.
Prof Osunbor narrates how he was removed as Governor of Edo state by the court of appeal.
Omo, everything for this country na just arrangement and agreement ๐คฆ๐พโโ๏ธ
@esegboriah@zaddyofbenin To be fair on all of the governors, I doubt the state governors can do anything reasonable with the kind of FAAC allocation the State receives. The State governors have to start telling themselves the truth and stop all the bogus campaign.
@esegboriah@zaddyofbenin The governor literally twitted for two days about it. After about 4 months he want back to snap picture with the road.
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Today, I inspected the ongoing construction of the BeninโAsaba dual carriageway and other key infrastructure projects in Benin City.
The 10-lane expressway, with 20km set for completion before December, stands as a bold testimony to President Bola Ahmed Tinubuโs Renewed Hope Agenda becoming a reality here in Edo State.
I also inspected the reconstruction work ongoing at Amufi Road, as well as the construction of the Ramat Park Flyover.
These projects, when completed, will ease traffic, connect communities, and drive economic growth.
The Renewed Hope Agenda is not just a vision. It is working.
A New Edo Has Risen.
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@MRaphah Yeah, but the marginal gain for drinks is very small. In our case, we were selling fish and poultry products. The marginal gains and risk were higher. If the goal is to sell blocks and drink, the risk is very low. But both day-to-day operating costs are high either way.
@MRaphah Wow, for an ice block that is expensive.
The cash flow is a major advantage. Most especially if you are in a strategic position. You must be willing to be on the ground. Some employees are crazy