Edo 2024: Eholor vouches for Akpata, says APC, PDP candidates ridicule Edolites.

 


In recent days, the political landscape of Edo State has been marred by a series of insensitive remarks from high-ranking members of prominent political parties. Jarrett Tenebe, chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), sparked outrage by insinuating that Edo residents cannot afford DSTV/GOTV subscriptions to listen to APC gubernatorial candidate Monday Okpebholo. Additionally, Osaigbovo Iyoha, Chief of Staff/Chief of Thug for the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), made a sweeping generalization that Edo people are known for prostitution.


Both statements not only perpetuate harmful stereotypes and undermine the dignity of Edo State residents but also distract from the critical issues at stake in the upcoming gubernatorial election. It is imperative for political leaders to engage in respectful discourse that focuses on policy proposals and solutions rather than resorting to derogatory and inflammatory rhetoric.


In light of these disheartening events, we call on Edo State voters to support Olumide Osaigbovo Akpata, the Labour Party's gubernatorial candidate. Akpata, a former President of the Nigerian Bar Association, brings a wealth of experience in law and a commitment to inclusivity and progress. By casting their ballots for Akpata, Edo State residents can send a powerful message in favor of integrity, respect, and genuine leadership.


As the 2024 Edo State gubernatorial election approaches, let us remember the importance of standing up against divisive and stigmatizing language while advocating for a brighter, more inclusive future. With Olumide Osaigbovo Akpata at the helm, Edo State can forge a path forward that prioritizes the well-being and dignity of all its citizens.


I’m Chief Dr Patrick Osagie Eholor otherwise known as Ultimate Equal, President One Love Foundation, Senior Advocate of the Masses. Voice of the Voiceless

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