Infrastructural Devt: Traditional ruler commends Oshiomhole BENIN - The Traditional ruler designate of Okhue-Esan in Esan South- East local government area of Edo State, Ehi-Douglas Ehidiamen Ataimen 111, has commended Governor Adams Oshiomhole for the provision of infrastructures in his kingdom. He specifically referred to the renovation of the Okhuesan Secondary School in his domain which was neglected by previous administrations in the state despite repeated appeals by the community and students of the school and the on-going construction of the Okhue- Esan – Emu road. The Traditional Ruler in a statement personally signed by him said that following a representation made by the community to the governor, he gave an express approval for the immediate and total renovation of the secondary school. “Today, as the work is almost completed; we are quite impressed with what we are seeing. We appreciate him for it. That is the kind of leadership the people want and that is the kind of leader they would want to follow” “Talking about school and education, May I use this opportunity to appeal to the Comrade Governor not to abandon the reforms that he has embarked upon in the education sector in spite of the challenges”. “Our people need to know that we cannot afford to play partisan politics with every aspect of our being. The need for qualitative education that is accessible to the ordinary people must be placed above politics”. It is very fundamental in the effort to raise the standard of living of the people, achieve effective capacity building at various levels and to bridge the gap between the rich and the poor in the society. The benefits could be all encompassing”, he said. While appealing to Edo people to continue to give their support to Governor Oshiomhole in his bid to bequeath meaningful legacy to prosterity, the traditional ruler said that a reform in the education sector would guaranteed the much needed high standard of education for the children.
Posted on: Mon, 24 Feb 2014 15:20:04 +0000
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