Edo Governor Okpebholo Links Demon Casting to Security Insights

During a church service at The Votage Church in Benin City, Edo State, Governor Monday Okpebholo discussed how his experiences casting out demons as a teenager have shaped his understanding of security issues, particularly cultism. He recalled his activities at ages 17 and 18, stating that addressing insecurities is not new to him.
Okpebholo referenced the late Archbishop Benson Idahosa, recounting a story where Idahosa confronted witches who threatened him. He expressed confidence that Edo State would remain safe and urged residents to pray for the state and the country under President Bola Tinubu's administration.
Okpebholo emphasized the importance of continued prayers and support for his administration, which he described as committed to serving the people with humility and purpose. The church praised his visit as a memorable occasion, highlighting the significance of prayer for peace and prosperity in Edo State.
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