A bill to tax land owners and building owners was introduced
and passed by the Edo State house of Assembly and was signed into law late
yesterday by the state governor Comrade Adams Oshiomole. The bill has generated
a lot of controversies right from the day it was introduced and has claimed
many causalities among them were the members of the assembly that were against
the bill the were summarily removed from their chairmanship of committees in
the house. Then came the public statement by the majority leader of the house
that the bill was targeted towards rich people that leaves in the GRA and have
uncompleted hotel buildings like the Esama of Benin, Chief Gabriel Osawaru
Igbinedion. Now the Esama’s radio and television has gone to town interview
people who are condemning the majority leader. Lastly, the all powerful Edo Political Forum, EPF that has
over 6,000 members and very active on Facebook has joined forces with the Edo
Youth Congress, EYC to call on the
people of Edo State to occupy the state assembly on Monday from 6am. I will
keep everyone posted.
This Blog is by Osbert E. Agho, a Benin City, Edo State based businessman and a prominent politician. On this blog, you will get first hand, and hard to find news items, commentaries and events happening around the World and Nigeria. News about the every day people and their environment. Enjoy reading news will uplift mankind.
Friday, December 7, 2012
Sunday, December 2, 2012
This is my response to Osamuyi Paul Ogbebor who asked in Edo Political Forum that why are hotel patrons coming to Benin City. Here is my response...@ Osamuyi Paul Ogbebor for your information the tourist attraction in Benin City is unic to Benin City alone. Benin City provides "GROOVE" for her hotel customers, they like it and keep coming back. Another thing we have going for Benin City is money repatriation from foreign based Edos. As for kidnappers and robbers they are bad for business. @ Amafe Jessica you are right police of old will turn you over but the advent of GSM has made it impossible.
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