By John Mayaki
Oh, Governor Godwin Obaseki seems to be having a tough time with the federal roads in Edo State! While other governors are taking proactive measures to improve their states, he’s stuck in a cycle of excuses. I mean, come on, Governor Obaseki, you can’t just point fingers at the federal government and hope the roads will magically fix themselves!
The poor citizens of Edo State have been enduring terrible road conditions, facing daily challenges of traffic congestion and accidents, all while their governor seems to be lost in a sea of vague terms and political jargon. It’s like he’s trying to speak some secret language that only he understands!
And did you hear about the recent flood incident? The governor got stranded on Sapele Road after heavy rain, and his vehicle couldn’t even move! Talk about karma coming back to bite you. It’s payback time for leaders who neglect their duties.
Meanwhile, other governors like Nyesom Wike, Rabiu Kwankwaso, and Seyi Makinde have been transforming federal roads in their states, showing real leadership and commitment. But it seems like Governor Obaseki is just content with filling potholes with broken blocks. I mean, seriously, broken blocks won’t fix roads, Governor!
Oh, and let’s not forget the excuse that the state government can’t intervene because the Federal Government awarded contracts for repair. Excuses, excuses! Other governors have found ways to take action, but Governor Obaseki is just complicating matters for his people.
It’s time for Governor Obaseki to stop speaking grammar and start taking real action. The people of Edo State deserve better! Come on, Governor, show us what you’re made of and fix those federal roads. It’s not rocket science, after all!
It’s been a comical display of excuses and inaction from Governor Obaseki. While other governors are working tirelessly, he seems to be stuck in a never-ending cycle of political rhetoric. Come on, Governor, the people of Edo State deserve better than this! Let’s see some real leadership and action on those roads, shall we? It’s time to stop the drama and get to work!