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I'm Not A Walk-Over, I Can Bite, Obaseki Warns

Edo state governor, Godwin Obaseki who has been at loggerheads with APC Chairman, Adams Oshiomhole, has stated that he is not a walk-over as he can bite. He said this when the Nigeria Labour Congress, National Union of Local Government
Employees (NULGE), National Butchers Union, Market Women, National Union of Road Transport Workers (NURTW), youths and students held a protest march to endorse him for second term.

Governor Godwin Obaseki who was represented by the State Commissioner for Communication and Orientation, Mr. Paul Ohonbamu, stated at the event that he is not a weakling but can also bite. According to him, the social contract he entered with the people in 2016 was being fulfilled across the state. He said;

“Never again will the food of the children be given to the dogs.Obaseki is a development warrior. He wants to create an alternate society where honour will be given to men and women who deserve it and not those who bought them. That is the society he wants to create where there will not be primitive accumulation. Where there will not be wastage.

‎“Obaseki believes that the wealth of a state is not measured by the opulence of rulers of that state but the productivity of the people of the state. People are not comfortable with the process he is adopting.

‎“The process of changing the fortunes of Edo people is being opposed. It is  system that can create winners and losers in the political arena and economy market place. They are not comfortable because the type of politics Obaseki is playing is too sophisticated for them.

‎“Obaseki has said he will continue to be an agent of the people. You must see the government as your agent to do that which you desire in line with legitimate expectation. Those who threatened that they will let hell loose, I want to tell them that no governor is a weakling. Every governor can sting, every governor can strike. We are fortunate to have a governor who is an unwilling serpent.

“This fight is not Obaseki’s fight. The people put him there. He has the legitimate votes from the people and he cannot betray the trust. The goodwill cannot be squandered”‎
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