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Edo North 1 Million Man March: Peter Obi Leads Charge For Akpata And Kadiri!

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Edo North 1 Million Man March: Peter Obi Leads Charge For Akpata And Kadiri!....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Written By Oshiobugie John

The streets of Auchi are buzzing with excitement today as His Excellency Peter Obi leads the monumental Edo North 1 Million Man March in support of the Labour Party’s gubernatorial candidate, Olumide Osaigbovo Akpata, and his running mate, Prince Yusuf Asamah Kadiri. The energy in the crowd is electric as thousands rally behind Akpata, confident that their votes will bring about the change Edo State so desperately needs in just seven days.

Participants in the march are optimistic, assured that an Akpata-led administration will prioritize quality and affordable healthcare, top-notch education, and world-class infrastructure. In addition, Akpata has committed to boosting the agricultural sector, ensuring food security, and promoting tourism and sports, with a firm focus on securing the lives and property of all Edo people. The marchers, representing diverse communities, are united by a shared vision for a better Edo State, regardless of tribe, religion, tradition, or region.

The people of Edo North are making their voices heard, showing overwhelming support for the Labour Party’s vision of progress and development. With Peter Obi at the forefront of this powerful movement, the message is clear: Edo is ready for change, and the people believe that Akpata and Kadiri are the leaders who can deliver it.

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