Okpebholo Vows to Resign if Tinubu Loses 2027 Election

In a recent interview with African Independent Television (AIT), Edo State Governor Mondai Okpebholo pledged to resign from his position if Bola Tinubu fails to win the 2027 presidential election. This declaration was made on a Friday, highlighting Okpebholo's confidence in Tinubu's ability to secure victory.
He expressed gratitude for the support Tinubu's administration has provided to Edo State, particularly in terms of infrastructure and social projects. Okpebholo emphasized that the people of Edo State would recognize and appreciate the benefits of Tinubu's leadership, stating that they would thank him for various projects across the state.
He also described his political approach as grassroots-oriented, focusing on direct engagement with ordinary citizens rather than resorting to violence or intimidation. This commitment underscores Okpebholo's alignment with Tinubu and his belief in the importance of political accountability to the electorate.
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