Another Edo south person or Edo north in government house come 2024.

This sounds like Hausa/Fulani or Yoruba always wants to hang on to power because they feel they are in majority. Reason an Igbo can't make it to be president, because they don't have what it takes. Who says? Equity is fairness, and fairness is justice. If you castigate the actions of Hausa/Fulani/ Yoruba in Nigeria, then stand up for what is right.

Stop castigating the APC for producing (Tinubu) a Yoruba, after Obasanjo had been president. When you support another Edo south or north, to continue in power, come 2024, you doing same.

Edo State

1999 - 2007 Edo South

2007- 2008 Edo Central (abridged)

2008 - 2016 Edo North

2016- 2024 Edo South

2024 (proposal for another Edo south or Edo north)

Is it all about Edo South or Edo North?

Is Edo Central not good to be governor, that Edo South or North, should want power again and again so soon?

Check out Delta State

1999- 2007 Delta Central

2007- 2015 Delta South

2015- 2023 Delta North

2023- Delta Central

This is fairness, this is inclusiveness, this is collectiveness.

Let's massively support Edo Central for governor come 2024.

Yes, WE can.

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