EDO HOUSE for Progress

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The rumour spreading around that Bar. Osarodion Ogie is moving to APC being circulated by one Chris Osa, an APC media arm, is not true.
From all indications, this news is being peddled to make all PDP members feel like there is no hope for PDP in Edo state. So we call on all PDP members to know that there is no such talks or plan

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Na so we see am

I know say na rig them rig sha but
all of una wey collect 10k to vote apc In edo will learn new thing with the suffer wey una wan recieve so

The implications of APC been announced winner of the Governorship election is that the president is doing well and Edo people want him and appreciate his good works but some of you supporting okpebholo to rig this election do no know...be ready for more suffering!

this is the person they have succeeded to rig into power to serve their gang of thieves. in due time you all will fail

Breaking news
Court disqualifies Okpebholo from participating in the Governorship election

A Magistrate Court sitting in Abuja has disqualified the candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) for the September 21 Edo State Governorship Election, Senator Monday Okpebholo for age falsification and forgery.

The Court also stopped him from participating in Saturday’s governorship election

Delivering the ruling in the case with No. CR/WZ2/816/2024 and instituted by Honesty Aginbatse, a chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), His Worship Abubakar Mukhtar, maintained that Okpebholo ought not to be in the governorship because he supplied false and forged documents to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to aid his qualification for the governorship election.

Okpehbolo had earlier been summoned by Chief Magistrate Court of Federal Capital Territory in the Wuse Magisterial District over forgery and perjury charge, following a report of discrepancies in the birth dates he provided in the nomination forms he submitted to INEC for the governorship election.

Specifically, his 2023 INEC Senate nomination form listed his birth date as March 29, 1970, while his 2024 INEC governorship nomination affidavit provided three different dates: August 29, 1970, in an age declaration document; August 29, 1972, on his West African Examination Council (WAEC) result; and August 1, 1977, on his INEC voter card.