A Benin based organisation, the Edo N’Okpa Movement, in a statement, by Emovon Osaretin, its national convener, said that the N70,000 minimum wage was vote-buying antics ahead of governorship election.
The group also drew the attention of Governor Obaseki to the Benin-Ugo-Abraka road, leading from Sakponba road to Abraka, which it said has been ongoing since 2016.
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