Nigerians react as Edo state Governor Obaseki’s convoy trapped in pothole on flooded bad road [video]

Sunday, July 23, 2023 at 5:39 AM By Folahan Adebayo

The Edo state Governor, Godwin Obaseki was the subject of attention and ridicule yesterday in Benin when his convoy got trapped on a flooded bad road in the state.

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Dockaysworld learnt that the Governor who was on official business in the state got stuck at RCC in Benin when the heavy downpour made the road unmotorable.

In a trending video online, some residents could be heard condemning the Governor for not fixing the road all along and now being a victim of it.

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A young man said that both the poor and the rich would suffer the consequences of what he described as bad Governance.

Watch video below

https://twitter.com/jobidient/status/1682837285954355201?s=46&t=W2hCSXiIHTgfHaCF45pHKw

See reactions gathered by Dockaysworld below

Nigerians react as Edo state Governor Obaseki’s convoy trapped in pothole on flooded bad road [video]

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