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Insecurity in Edo: Obaseki backtracks on govt providing land for herders Mr Obaseki, unlike the position he held some two years ago, now appears willing to provide grazing land for herders in Edo State. 3 min read Edo State Governor, Godwin Obaseki, on Tuesday, backtracked on his earlier position on land for herders in the state. PREMIUM TIMES reported how Mr Obaseki, in 2019, during the now suspended controversial RUGA programme of the federal government, was among the governors who rejected the idea of the state government providing land for herders to build a settlement and...

Vanguard News Security challenges must not be politicized – Obaseki On By Ozioruva Aliu THE governor of Edo state, Godwin Obaseki yesterday condemned the attempts to politicise the security situation in the country just as he said his administration was working to isolate and deal with the issues as they emerge so as to provide lasting security to communities across the state.  Besides, he said his administration would create grazing areas to avoid clashes between herdsmen and farmers.    Obaseki stated this when he led heads of security agencies in the state on a fact-finding visit to ...

BENIN CITY – The Edo State Governor, Mr. Godwin Obaseki said his administration will not politicise security issues in the state, noting that efforts are being taken to isolate and deal with the issues as they emerge so as to provide lasting security to communities across the state. The governor made the remark when he led heads of security agencies in the state on a fact-finding visit to Udo, Ovia South West Local Government Area of the state. At the Palace of the Iyase of Udo, His Royal Highness (HRH) Patrick Igbinidu, Obaseki said, “We are on a fact-finding tour around some parts of th...

Share Governor Godwin Obaseki of Edo State on Tuesday said his administration would provide grazing areas for herdsmen in the state to graze their cattle, just as he promised not to politicise security issues, especially the herdsmen attacks, which he described “social media speculation”. The governor also hinted that efforts were being taken to isolate and deal with all security issues as they emerged so as to provide lasting security to communities across the state. Governor Obaseki made the remarks when he led heads of security agencies in the state on a fact-finding visit to Udo, Ovia...