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Edo Tribunal Verdict: Oba of Benin congratulates Gov Okpebholo
The Oba of Benin, Ewuare II, has expressed his approval of the Election Petition Tribunal’s decision to uphold the victory of Governor Monday Okpebholo of Edo State.
Oba Ewuare made the remarks during a solidarity visit by Governor Okpebholo to his palace on Thursday in Benin. The traditional ruler praised the governor as a true son of the land and appealed to his ancestors to bless him and his household for standing firm against those who sought to disrupt the state.
While speaking in Edo language, Oba Ewuare said, “It shall be well with you, your wife, and children. Your journey to Edo – our ancestors approved it. Our ancestors brought you to restore the lost glory of Edo State, which evildoers wanted. We have been praying and we will continue to pray for you, not to allow evil forces to destroy Edo.”
The Oba also predicted that the governor’s administration would bring more progress and development to the state. During the visit, Oba Ewuare lifted Governor Okpebholo, who was kneeling in gratitude, and affirmed his support.
In response, Governor Okpebholo thanked the Oba for his support and prayers, describing his victory at the tribunal as historic.
He called the judgment the “sweetest” he had ever received, noting that it was the first time in the state’s history that a three-member panel of justices unanimously agreed on the election results.
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