Topic: Edo Gives N100million Grant To Market Women  (Read 1832 times)

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Edo Gives N100million Grant To Market Women
« on: July 26, 2013, 09:56:02 am »


The Governor of Edo state, Adams Oshiomhole who disclosed this at a reception organized for him by market women across the state, asked them to forward names of 20 candidates to government for Board appointments

He stated that the appointments will be in addition to one of them being appointed as a Special Assistant to the Governor.

He announced the grant in response to a request by the market women for an interest free revolving loan.

The Governor urged the women to defend gains of good governance and to defend democracy because it is the only form of government that gives them power to hire and fire.

Over 1,000 women, led by Blackky Omoregie, congregated at the Imaguero hall in Benin City, donning green head gears for the governor’s reception to celebrate the Governor’s victory in the July 2012 governorship election in the state.

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