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for Okpebholo/Idahosa event, Benin City experience locked down by Oshiomhole, Akpabio, Sanwo-Olu, and others

for Okpebholo/Idahosa event, Benin City experience locked down by Oshiomhole, Akpabio, Sanwo-Olu, and others

The All Progressives Congress (APC) is having its last rally in Benin City before the Edo State gubernatorial election, and the city is buzzing with excitement. The University of Benin Sports Complex is the venue for the demonstration, which has drawn hundreds of fervent supporters of APC candidates Okpebholo and Idahosa. The colorful celebration has a carnival-like feel to it, complete with dancing, music, and party color displays.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>

Notable political figures, including Senator Adams Oshiomhole, Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu, Senate President Godswill Akpabio, Kogi State Governor Ahmed Usman Ododo, and Ondo State Governor Lucky Aiyedetiwa, have gathered to back the APC candidates. Their presence signifies the party’s strong commitment to winning the election, creating a sense of momentum as the campaign nears its end.

The appearance of prominent figures such as Pastor Osagie Ize-Iyamu and Edo Deputy Governor Philip Shaibu further elevates the significance of the rally. The streets of Benin City are filled with cheers and celebration as the citizens rally behind Okpebholo and Idahosa, signaling their hope for a new political direction in the state. The energy is palpable as the election draws near.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>

for Okpebholo/Idahosa event, Benin City experience locked down by Oshiomhole, Akpabio, Sanwo-Olu, and others

for Okpebholo/Idahosa event, Benin City experience locked down by Oshiomhole, Akpabio, Sanwo-Olu, and others
for Okpebholo/Idahosa event, Benin City experience locked down by Oshiomhole, Akpabio, Sanwo-Olu, and others
for Okpebholo/Idahosa event, Benin City experience locked down by Oshiomhole, Akpabio, Sanwo-Olu, and others

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