Oshiomhole Backs Death Penalty for Kidnappers in Edo

Adams Oshiomhole, the Senator representing Edo North, endorsed Governor Mondai Okpebholo's proposal for the death penalty for kidnappers and bandits during a campaign event held on [exact date not provided] at a public field in Auchi, Edo State. Oshiomhole expressed his support for the governor's stance on enacting laws to punish such offenses, stating that it is essential for every state to have the right to impose severe penalties on criminals.

He praised Okpebholo's administration for restoring security in the region and highlighted the reconstruction of the 200-year-old Jattu market, which he described as a significant part of the historical and economic life of Edo North. Oshiomhole noted that the market serves as a major trade center for various communities, facilitating the exchange of goods and services.

He addressed criticisms regarding the project's costs and emphasized the importance of investing in the market's preservation and safety for traders.