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15 Days To Vote For An Akpata-Led Administration That Will Make Healthcare Affordable And Accessible for All Edolites

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15 Days To Vote For An Akpata-Led Administration That Will Make Healthcare Affordable And Accessible for All Edolites....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Written By Oshiobugie John

With just 15 days left until the pivotal Edo Gubernatorial election, the future of Edo’s residents hangs in the balance. The decision voters make will impact not only their own lives but also the lives of generations to come. Olumide Osaigbovo Akpata, the Labour Party’s flagbearer, has laid out an ambitious and transformative vision for Edo State. From healthcare to education, infrastructure, and security, Akpata’s plans have generated excitement and hope among Edolites eager for real change.

For those unfamiliar with Akpata’s healthcare plan, this article sheds light on his strategy to make healthcare accessible and affordable for all residents. His vision is not just talk—it’s rooted in personal experience and a deep understanding of the healthcare challenges Edolites face daily.

Having grown up with close ties to the healthcare sector through his father, who was a medical practitioner, Akpata has long been aware of the limited access, substandard services, and prohibitively high costs that threaten the well-being of the state’s residents. In his manifesto, which has sent shockwaves through the opposition camps since its release last month, Akpata revealed that he himself is alive today only by the grace of God, having survived a life-threatening illness that no hospital in Edo could treat at the time.

Under an Akpata-led administration, the healthcare sector will undergo a complete transformation. His government will ensure that every one of Edo’s 190 wards is equipped with a fully functional primary healthcare facility. Akpata also plans to attract and retain more skilled healthcare workers by providing better incentives and world-class working conditions. He promises a consistent supply of medicines and vaccines in state-run hospitals and aims to expand the Edo Health Insurance Scheme to cover vulnerable groups such as the elderly, pregnant women, and children under five. Additionally, Akpata is committed to working with Edolites living with disabilities and bringing in private investments to strengthen the state’s healthcare infrastructure.

As the countdown continues, Edolites have a golden opportunity to change the course of their future by voting for Olumide Osaigbovo Akpata. His deep understanding of the healthcare challenges, coupled with his passion for reform, makes him the candidate best positioned to deliver on the promises that matter most. With Akpata at the helm, Edo can expect not just promises but concrete actions that will uplift the standard of living, provide equitable healthcare access, and foster a healthier, stronger society. Now is the time for every Edo voter to unite for a leader who truly cares about their well-being and the future of the state.

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“2027 Ambitions Shattered? Top PRP Leader Escapes ‘Talking Shop’ Party In Dramatic Resignation”.

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Ahead of the 2027 general elections, Wolimoh Olajide Epe, the National Vice Chairman (South-West) of the Peoples Redemption Party (PRP), has officially resigned from the party through a letter sent to National Chairman Hakeem Baba-Ahmed.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Epe stated that his immediate resignation stems from the party’s shortage of national relevance and a clear political direction, noting that staying in the party no longer supports his or his supporters’ political objectives following broad consultations with stakeholders and associates. Reflecting on his past roles—ranging from committee member and National Youth Leader to South-West National Vice Chairman—he expressed gratitude for the opportunities he had, while also criticizing the party for failing to evolve into a serious national force capable of contesting federal power or maintaining active electoral momentum.

Describing the organization more as a talking shop than a functional vehicle for governance, Epe remains hopeful that the party leadership will evaluate his feedback to properly reposition the platform.

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SHOCKING ACCUSATION: Bature Points Finger At Galadima For Kwankwaso Falling Into A Ditch!.

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Sunusi Bature Dawakin Tofa, the Director-General of Media and Communications to Kano State Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf, stated during a radio interview that Nigeria Democratic Congress chieftain Buba Galadima is responsible for the stagnation and near-failure of Kwankwasiyya Movement leader Rabiu Musa Kwankwaso’s political career, forcing him to drift between political parties. Bature labeled Galadima a political opportunist and “wanderer” from Bade who relies on Abuja patronage and shifts allegiance among presidential candidates rather than contributing to actual movement growth. To support his argument, Bature contrasted Kwankwaso’s situation with that of late former President Muhammadu Buhari, asserting that Buhari only achieved electoral success after cutting ties with Galadima and aligning with Bola Tinubu. Furthermore, Bature criticized Kwankwaso for overlooking Galadima’s political history and falling victim to his failures while remaining loyal to multiple figures, including Atiku Abubakar and President Tinubu.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

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THE FINAL HOURS: Former Security Chief Unveils Chilling Secrets Surrounding Sani Abacha’s Sudden Death!.

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A former Assistant Director of the Department of State Services (DSS), Dennis Amachree, has offered a fresh account of the circumstances surrounding the death of former military Head of State, General Sani Abacha.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Abacha, who ruled Nigeria from November 1993 until his death in June 1998, died while still in office, an incident that has remained the subject of speculation and conspiracy theories for decades.

In his new book, DSS @40: My Journey Behind the Shield, former Department of State Services (DSS) Assistant Director Dennis Amachree provides a new perspective on the death of former military Head of State, General Sani Abacha. Amachree, who was serving as Assistant Director of Operations and Intelligence in Lagos at the time, refutes decades of speculation and conspiracy theories surrounding the 1998 event.

According to Amachree, a woman described as Abacha’s girlfriend, accompanied by her younger sister, a pharmacist, arrived at the Aso Rock Guest House in the early hours of the morning. After her sister left, the girlfriend was alone with Abacha when he reportedly suffered a coitus-induced cardiac arrest. In a panic, she left the guest house, told the soldier on duty that Abacha had requested a vehicle, and returned to her hotel. From there, she and her sister flew to Lagos.

Security officials subsequently launched a search for the women. Amachree, contacted by the Director of Operations at DSS headquarters, led a team that located the girlfriend in the Ogudu area of Lagos. He personally interrogated her, and she reportedly stated, “I did not kill him; he died on top of me,” maintaining that Abacha died from a sudden medical emergency. Amachree asserts that this account, based on the pharmacist’s testimony, is the definitive version of events and debunks other theories, such as poisoning or the involvement of foreign women. Abacha’s death occurred a month before that of political prisoner Moshood Abiola. Amachree’s account is his recollection and has not been independently verified.

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