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It frowned at the appointment and tagged it as an "odious gift from the Governor, (and) reeks of political horse-trading, exposing Okpebholo as a pawn of Edo North interests rather than a leader dedicated to the welfare of Esanland."

“We are taking you through our plant. This plant is running. It is not 100 percent. We are still in the process. Kyari said.

Itua alleged that the councils under the previous PDP-led government in the state abandoned their core responsibilities and took up the roles of vote-buying, intimidations of political opponents, and siphoning of resources.

“God forbid that the Izzi people stand against me tomorrow, but my covenant with God and Nwifuru is to ensure he completes uninterrupted eight years in office,” Umahi declared.

He said with the payment of N80,000 minimum wage from January 1, 2025, the state government will pay workers the sum of N11.9 billion monthly, instead of the current N6.4 billion.