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The Edo State Governor, Mr. Godwin Obaseki, has said that with the prevailing economic challenges, the Federal Government, which is growing weaker, must renegotiate with States for solutions to current economic challenges. The governor said this when he received 21 first-class graduates who were recently employed into the civil and public service in the State, at the Government House in Benin City, the State capital. Speaking to the new workers, the governor said: “The central government is becoming weaker as it doesn't have the resources to undertake the responsibility it ought to take according to the constitution and this will lead to a renegotiation. The system is not sustainable but yet I don’t see Nigeria disintegrating.” Obaseki continued: “We need to invite young people to deal with the situation and set the nation on the right path, threading on the path that aligns with global development. We have set ourselves as a State on the path of development. We have em

Major-General Charles Airhiavbere, wants to  ensure the cultural and historical integrity of the Edo people. In a pamphlet titled "Edo State Movement and its Constitution," the historical roots and aspirations of Edo people for the creation of Edo State come to light. The foreword  sets the stage for understanding the genealogical affinity and shared origin that binds the diverse people of present-day Edo State. Dating back to 1980, this pamphlet unveils the foresight of Edo's wise elders, who recognized the viability of the state based on its abundant natural resources. Notably, the document highlighted the potential for port development at Gelegele and Siluko, in Edo South Ilushi in Edo Central and Agenegbode in Edo North, showcasing a forward-thinking perspective on economic growth. One of the most intriguing revelations in the pamphlet is the unique form of government under the Benin Empire. Described as one of the most organized states on the West Coast o

Major-General Charles Airhiavbere, wants to  ensure the cultural and historical integrity of the Edo people. In a pamphlet titled "Edo State Movement and its Constitution," the historical roots and aspirations of Edo people for the creation of Edo State come to light. The foreword  sets the stage for understanding the genealogical affinity and shared origin that binds the diverse people of present-day Edo State. Dating back to 1980, this pamphlet unveils the foresight of Edo's wise elders, who recognized the viability of the state based on its abundant natural resources. Notably, the document highlighted the potential for port development at Gelegele and Siluko, in Edo South Ilushi in Edo Central and Agenegbode in Edo North, showcasing a forward-thinking perspective on economic growth. One of the most intriguing revelations in the pamphlet is the unique form of government under the Benin Empire. Described as one of the most organized states on the West Coast o

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Edo Production Centre     November 1, 2023   The Edo Production Centre is a multipurpose, one-stop-shop for small businesses. The centre shares support infrastructure such as 24 hours electricity, security and low-cost financing to help boost economic growth in the state. The centre was built and established by Edo State Government in partnership with the Market Development for the Niger Delta (MADE) I programme, Benson Idahosa University (BIU) and the Des Moines Area Community College in lowa, the United States of America. The 24-hour electricity supply at the Centre is provided by the Ossiomo Power Plant following a power purchase agreement with Edo State Government.