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SubscribeRe: Out and about with Oshiomhole (2)
SAME goes for the State Colleges of Technology, Agriculture, and Colleges of Education Ekiadolor, Igueben and Afuze. Interestingly, and to the shame of Ihimekpen and his Uromi godfather, students of higher institutions in the state have endorsed Comrade Adams Oshiomhole for a second term given his numerous achievements across all sectors in the state.
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Re: Out and about with Oshiomhole
OCHEREOME Nnanna’s weekly column in the VANGUARD of March 1, 2012 made quite interesting reading as the ebullient journalist captured vividly the true transformation taking place in Edo State pioneered by the peoples Governor, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole.
Dramatics in the Edo guber race (2)
CONSIDER Act 1, Scene 1: Oshiomhole rushed to the residence of the rice man, Kenneth Imansuangbon, a day after his loss at the PDP primaries to procure his support for the battle ahead.
The substandard culture (2)
IT was long argued that no nation survived on imports but must engage in production. And so some Nigerians responded and established factories, especially in the Lagos area.
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