PDP admits Edo is working, bound for defeat –Oshiomhole

Edo State Governor, Adams Oshiomhole, said his opponents in the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) have already admitted that Edo is working.
He said the All Progressives Congress (APC) would  defeat the opposition party in the reschuduled election on September 28, as there was no need to return to the dark past when nothing worked in the state.
The governor who spoke during an inspection of work on the on-going New Era School Model School in Benin City, said the college was by far the most beautiful public secondary school anywhere in the South-south region.
“It is a continuation of what we call, ‘eye mark’. Better to see it than to hear of it. Better to get it done than to promise to do it and I’m happy it came out very very well. I believe this is more beautiful than Imaguero College and it s perhaps the most beautiful public school in the entire South-South region. As you can see, the concept is totally different and I’m happy we have fulfilled our promise that we were going to put a facility here that will excite not just the children but the entire community.
“I’m impressed with the quality of work but it’s just a continuation of and what I like to call ‘APC’ or ‘Oshio baba’ standard. We can’t give our people less than the very best because our people are the very best and they deserve the very best. The only thing is to encourage the contractor to rush to finish the remaining portion of the work.”
The Senior Secondary School is almost done and then, of course, to accelerate work on the Junior Secondary School. This is meant to be a very high profile model school which should compensate for the way in which previous government’s completely neglected the New Era College.
New Era College, which had been abandoned by past governments now has modern classrooms, with a courtyard, air-conditioned staff rooms, a centrally air-conditioned hall which can sit 2,000 people, ICT centre, science laboratory, a library and gives a complimentary view to the equally newly dualised Upper-Mission road  and the road extension done by the Comrade Adams Oshiomhole administration.