Edo State is steeped in history and cultural richness, primarily known for its capital, Benin City, which was once the heart of the historical Benin Empire. Today, Edo State is a vibrant hub of activity and development, pushing the boundaries of modernization while preserving its illustrious heritage. With ongoing projects in infrastructure, education, innovation, digitalization, and economic development, coupled with a rich cultural backdrop, Edo State is becoming a more resilient and prosperous region in Nigeria. The move towards a digital future, while rooted in its historic past, promises a vibrant and sustainable development trajectory for Edo State and all of its people.

1. Economic Development: Revitalizing agriculture to increase local production of staples like cassava, yams, and rice.

2. Infrastructural Advances: Construction of new roads, renovation of old ones, and improvements in public transportation systems will enhance connectivity and stimulate economic growth.

3. Move to Digital: Digitalization of government services to improve transparency and foster a more efficient public service and make them more accessible to the public.

4. Innovation: The introduction of tech hubs and innovation centers to harness the power of information technology to solve local problems and encourage youth participation in the digital economy.

5. Educational and Cultural Initiatives: Renovating and building modern educational facilities and implementing programs aimed at improving the quality of education and fostering a reading culture in the state.

6. Culture: Culturally, Edo State celebrates and promotes its heritage through festivals like the Igue Festival and various royal ceremonies that attract tourists and highlight the state's rich traditions.

Location of Edo state in Nigeria

Dr. Godwin Obaseki - Governor, Edo State