She arrived at the Federal Medical Centre (FMC), Abuja, some minutes before 10 am, walked into the emergency unit unaided, and was still communicating normally. However, instead of administering anti-venom, she was reportedly asked several questions, told to calm down, and placed on a drip. 

“The retreat provided a rare opportunity for leaders in the public and civil service to critically examine our roles, strengthen collaboration, and adopt best practices that will improve efficiency and service delivery. “Governor Monday Okpebholo has once again demonstrated purposeful leadership by prioritizing capacity building and strategic thinking in governance.”

“Edo isn’t hosting just for formality. We are hosting to win."

"Banking Procedure and Mores, sure looks normal, but I tell you there is quite a lot you take for granted in your every day banking measures that might turn out to be the game changer; when the chips are down."

‎ ‎In a bid to strengthen local security, the Otaru-in-Council, an apex decision-making body in Auchi kingdom, has approved the recruitment of Fulani residents into the community's vigilante and hunters squad.

To tackle the multi-faceted challenges of street begging, the Edo State government through the Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development, has expressed readiness to partner Arewa community leaders and other religious and traditional institutions. With deliberate intent to enhance public order, foster cleaner and safer communities across the State.

“We have not printed a single naira since this government came into office. That fiscal discipline has helped to stabilize the economy"

The collaboration is aimed at strengthening inter-sectoral partnerships, expanding access to free and affordable medical services, and improving prevention, rehabilitation, and reintegration outcomes for vulnerable women across the State, she was quoted to have said.

"A lot of us lose our lives and peaceful protesters were arrested and spent six weeks in prison. We lived with this oppression all through these years but God sent Gov Okpebholo to rescue us from our years of plight. "When the Governor heard our issues he promised to step in assuring us that when he becomes Governor he will return our land back to us.  "I am glad today, that what was like a dream, is now a reality. Our land is being returned back to us. God used Governor Okpebholo to wipe our tears

“Health workers have waited long enough for over five years. The Ministry must act without further delay. “Failure to implement the CONHESS report is a direct affront to organised labour and the hardworking health professionals who sustain the nation,”