I was worried by the rising number of people who cannot afford a square meal in a day–Obaseki

During the official launch of the first phase of the Edo State Food Support Programme, Governor Obaseki expressed his concern about the increasing number of citizens struggling to afford daily meals. The program marks a non-political effort to provide necessary relief to those in need. Furthermore, the governor revealed that a corresponding program is also being prepared for the Muslim community, ensuring that aid reaches diverse groups within the state….CONTINUE READING
This initiative highlights the state government’s proactive approach to mitigating poverty and supporting its most vulnerable groups amid economic challenges.
By setting aside a significant monthly budget for these programs, the administration aims to ensure that no demographic is left behind in accessing basic necessities, fostering a more inclusive approach to social welfare.
He said, “I was worried by the rising number of people who cannot afford a square meal in a day. So, I thought to myself how do we solve this problem? This is not politics I told myself.

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