100 days in office: You’re a blessing to Edo, Barr. Izibili congratulates Gov. Okpebholo

An Abuja based legal practitioner of EE Legal Consult, Barr. Esezobor Emmanuel Izibili Esq, has sent his heart felt congratulations to Edo Governor, Sen. Monday Okpebholo, on his 100 days in office, saying the governor is a blessing to the state.

Izibili described Okpebholo as an achiever, who in 100 days surpassed most of his colleagues in infrastructural development.

He said Sen. Okpebholo is a revelation and a workaholic who would be remembered for a long time to come.

He noted that the Okpebholo’s administration infrastructural uplift in the state in such a short space of time is unprecedented in the history of Edo.

“I must confess, for a while the state has not witnessed such a speed in governance,” Izibili posited.

Read Izibili’s congratulatory letter:

I, Esezobor Izibili, Esq., join millions of others to congratulate and celebrate you, my Governor, Monday Okpebholo, on your 100 days in office.

I must confess, for a while the state has not witnessed such a speed in governance.

Like a man in haste to prove his worth, your administration’s projects in several areas of the state, will be housed in the pantheon of legends.

This is unprecedented infrastructural uplift of the state in a such short time tells of your capacity.

It has become obvious that the steps your administration is taking to construct long-lasting infrastructure across the state particularly the construction of three flyovers in Benin City, the state capital, is unrefutably a sign of better times ahead.

It is also on record that a number of roads and schools and the health sector across the state are receiving the attention of your administration just within a short space of one hundred days in office. This is remarkable!

The rehabilitation of the long abandoned Benin-Ekpoma-Auchi road has not eluded every discerning minds that your administration is heading for greatness whose times in Edo State will be etched on marble.

Your silence and quietness in achieving all these in just 100 days reminds of the cliche “empty drum makes the loudest noise.”

For I know you are a good student of the philosophy of Dr. Frank W. Ginsaylus, who lived between 1856 and 1921. He said: “The world looks for leaders, it looks for men who are original, able, practical, … simply to find out clearly all about a need in a certain direction, and then lead on to alleviation of it, money, influence, honour, will all follow along…”

As you imbibe this philosophical lines, I wish you success and the best in all that you set out to do.

You are a revelation and blessing to Edo State.

I remain humbly yours obedient follower.

Thankfully your Excellency, Sir.
Signed:
Esezobor Emmanuel Izibili, (Esq, Nota)