Edo state Governor Godwin Obaseki has said his administration, in the past eight years, recorded tremendous achievements in various sectors of the state’s economy.
Citing notable progress made by his regime in healthcare, education, agriculture and economic empowerment, he reiterated the need for continuity for the benefit of citizens.
Speaking during a press briefing at the Government House, Benin City, at the weekend, the governor detailed the strides made across key sectors that improved the lives of Edo citizens and positioned the state for long-term sustainable development.
Obaseki underscored the government’s success in healthcare, highlighting investments in expanding access to quality medical services.
“Our healthcare system has undergone a significant transformation, with the revitalisation of primary healthcare centres, the building of new hospitals, and the introduction of health insurance schemes to ensure affordable care for Edo indigenes and residents. We are safeguarding the future of our citizens,” he said.
In education, Obaseki praised the Edo Basic Education Sector Transformation programme, noting how it reshaped learning in public schools
“Through EdoBEST, we have set a solid foundation for future generations by improving the quality of teaching and creating an inclusive education system. No child in Edo will be left behind,” he affirmed.
The governor also pointed to his administration’s remarkable gains in agriculture, where initiatives aimed at enhancing food security and empowering farmers thrived.
According to him, the state has become a hub for agriculture with the adoption of modern farming techniques and farmer-friendly policies.
