Ending an Era of Godfatherism in Edo State; Say No To Obaseki, His Godson And Business Partner, Asue Akintunde Ighodalo
Ending an Era of Godfatherism in Edo State; Say No To Obaseki, His Godson And Business Partner, Asue Akintunde Ighodalo
By Thomas Peter (Drastic Piro).
As we approach the Edo State gubernatorial election slated for September 21st, 2024, it is imperative that we carefully consider our choices for the future of our dear state. This election is not merely about choosing a leader, it’s about rejecting the old, corrupt practices that have hindered our development. It is about ending an era of Godfatherism as scripted and being played by Gov. Obaseki. It is also about ending the undemocratic imposition of his godson, Asue Ighodalo, a grand ploy solely aimed at safeguarding business interests and protecting the ills of his maladministration. We must stand firm in rejecting godfatherism, which stifles democratic growth and keeps power concentrated among a few influential figures, leaving the will of the people disregarded.
We must elect leaders who truly understand and embrace our cultural heritage. A leader who cannot speak his native language is disconnected from the roots and values of our community, Such detachment is tantamount to a total lack ofunderstanding of the people’s needs, yearnings and aspirations.
Therefore, I urge you to cast your vote for Senator Monday Okpebolo of the All Progressives Congress (APC). Senator Okpebolo represents a new vision for Edo State that is rooted in transparency, accountability, and sincere commitment to the people’s welfare. His track record of service and dedication demonstrates that he is the right choice to lead our state into a new era of development and progress.
On September 21st, let us make a choice that reflects our desire for change and our commitment to a better future for Edo State. Reject the influence of godfathers and their self-serving interests.
Vote Senator Monday Okpebolo as Governor and Rt. Hon. Dennis Idahosa as Deputy Governor.
Vote APC!
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