Tinubu’s 2027 re-election non-negotiable – Edo gov

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Edo State Governor, Monday Okpebholo, has declared unwavering support for President Bola Tinubu’s re-election campaign ahead of the 2027 general elections, describing the president’s second term as “non-negotiable.”

Speaking at the Government House in Benin City during a courtesy visit by the South-South Monarchs’ Forum, Governor Okpebholo urged traditional rulers in the region to throw their weight behind President Tinubu.

He highlighted the vital influence of royal institutions in driving national unity and development, particularly in addressing security challenges.

“The development of our nation cannot be achieved without the active support of our royal fathers,” Okpebholo stated.

He praised the president’s administration for implementing economic reforms aimed at revitalizing Nigeria’s economy and enhancing citizens’ welfare.

According to the governor, Tinubu’s leadership has brought about increased state allocations, enabling sub-national governments to undertake more developmental initiatives.

“The South-South zone should speak with one voice, because we have our son as the President, and we all must speak with one voice to return him in 2027 to complete his tenure,” he said.

Okpebholo also commended the president for his commitment to transparency and accountability in public finance management.

“President Tinubu has done so much for this country, and there are bold steps and decisions he has taken to put the nation on the path of development and growth,” he added.

“The President is focused on blocking leakages in the economy and ensuring that resources are used for the betterment of Nigerians. He has been able to increase allocations for states, and now states have money to concentrate on developmental projects.

“The people of the South-South zone must support President Tinubu because he is our own, and he needs to continue what he has started. The President is putting in place economic policies that will benefit the people. A second term for the President is non-negotiable.”

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