Hon. Benedicta Ebuehi Visits Project Site, Coy In Okpella

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By Suleiman Ugbokhe
Hon. (Mrs) Benedicta Ebuehi, Executive Chairman of Etsako East local government area inspecting the site of the trailer park project being supervised by Hon. Salim Afoso(2nd right), Supervisory Councillor for Works, Etsako East

The Executive Chairman of Etsako East council area, Hon. (Mrs) Benedicta Ebuehi has paid an on-the-spot assessment visit to the site of a project being executed by her administration in Okpella.

The visit took her to the Trailer Park under construction close to BUA cement company at Okpella, which is expected to accommodate a significant number of trailers when completed.

When it becomes operational, the trailer park is expected to boost the internally generated revenue (IGR) of the local government area.

"This trailer park when completed, apart from sanitising the present haphazard parking of trailers by roadsides thereby posing serious danger to road users, will improve the IGR of the local government area," the Executive Chairman said.

"The envisaged (IGR) is particularly germaine now that the revenue accruing to the federation account has plummeted following the crash of crude oil price on the international market made worse by the covid-19 pandemic."

From the Trailer Park site, Hon. (Mrs) Benedicta Ebuehi visited the offices of MonuRent Company to, according to her, rub minds with the management on the compliance of the company with the Edo State Government guidelines on curtailing the spread of coronavirus.
Hon. Benedicta Ebuehi stresses a point during her visit to the offices of MonuRent company as Mr Samson Okodo, Human Resources Manager of the company listens attentively 

She also stated that she was at the company to solicit their help to provide waste materials from the company needed to fill the floor of the trailer park under construction.

Responding, the Human Resources Manager, Mr. Samson Okodo, assured the Executive Chairman of Etsako East local government area that the company was on top of the situation as far as the safety of their workers was concerned as regards the safety measures aimed at stopping the spread of the covid-19 pandemic.
The Executive Chairman inspects the premises of the Skills Acquisition Centre, Okpella burgled by thieves

The Executive Chairman also visited the Okpella Skills Acquisition Centre which was allegedly broken into by thieves last week.
She inspected the facility to ascertain the level of pilferage by the thieves who were said to have carted away equipment like two heads of sewing machines, one stabilizer, clippers for barbing, two hammers, electrical screw drivers, and small saws, etc.

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