Senator Monday Okpebholo understands that true leadership in politics isn’t about flashy TV appearances; it’s about connecting with the people on a genuine level. Rather than getting caught up in media spectacle, he’s focusing on what really matters—building relationships with voters from the state level all the way down to local government, wards, and units. Elections aren’t won on TV screens; they’re won at the polling stations, where the real voices of the people are heard.
In many of our villages, people lack reliable access to electricity, let alone consistent TV signals—a symptom of the bad governance that Senator Okpebholo aims to fix. The needs of these communities are immediate and basic, and they require a leader who speaks their language and understands their challenges. Senator Okpebholo is doing just that, meeting the people where they are and addressing their concerns head-on.
Meanwhile, opponents like Asue and his supporters are trying to sway voters with polished speeches, reminiscent of Governor Obaseki’s promises. Despite all the impressive English, the only thing Edo people received were empty MOUs. No real investors were attracted, even with Asue leading the governor’s economic team.
The choice is clear: genuine engagement with the people or hollow promises on TV. Senator Okpebholo is committed to the former, ensuring every voter feels heard and supported.
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