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Okpebholo Open to Collaboration with Opposition

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Edo State Governor-elect, Monday Okpebholo, has expressed openness to collaborating with opposition parties if they present “beautiful” and “acceptable” ideas for the people. This follows his election victory, where he garnered 291,667 votes, defeating Asue Ighodalo of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and Olumide Akpata of the Labour Party.

However, Ighodalo has rejected the results, alleging vote-buying and manipulation by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), and plans to contest the outcome legally.

Okpebholo urged his rivals to accept the results and focus on future opportunities. He emphasized that his administration represents a “new dawn” for Edo State, dedicated to serving the people. Former Governor Adams Oshiomhole echoed this sentiment, calling for unity among all political factions to ensure the welfare of Edo citizens and encouraging the opposition to embrace collaboration for the greater good.


 

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Diddy Faces Additional Legal Scrutiny Amid Federal Investigation

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Diddy is facing an ongoing federal investigation with potential new charges related to s3x trafficking, kidnapping, and racketeering.

Testimonies have surfaced about possible illegal payments and transport of s3x workers, with federal prosecutors considering a superseding indictment.

U.S. Attorney Damian Williams has indicated that more charges could follow. Recently, a male s3x worker reportedly provided federal agents with explicit details and an alleged s3x tape.

Diddy, who maintains his innocence, has pled not guilty and remains in detention in New York.


 

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Patrick Doyle Criticizes Gifting of Rolls Royce to Bishop Oyedepo Amid Economic Hardship

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Veteran actor Patrick Doyle has expressed concern over the gift of two Rolls Royce cars presented to Bishop David Oyedepo during his 70th birthday.

In a recent post, Doyle called the gesture insensitive, considering the economic struggles many Nigerians face.

He argued that the funds could have been used for more impactful projects like building public structures or offering scholarships.

Doyle emphasized the need for affluent figures to be more sensitive to the nation’s hardships, suggesting alternatives to such lavish displays of wealth.


 

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Obasanjo Looks Forward to Celebrating Oyedepo’s 90th Birthday

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Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has expressed his intention to be present at the 90th birthday celebration of Bishop David Oyedepo, the founder of Living Faith Church.

During the recent 70th birthday celebration of Oyedepo, held at the Faith Tabernacle in Ota, Ogun State, Obasanjo noted that he would be 107 years old when Oyedepo reached this milestone.

In his address to the congregation, Obasanjo playfully acknowledged the stages of life, saying, “Today marks your entry into the club of Septuagenarians.

Soon, you will transition to being an Octogenarian, and I will still be here to celebrate with you.

Following that, you will become a Nonagenarian, and I assure you, I will also be here for that occasion.”

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He humorously added, “After that, I will leave you to continue your journey, but rest assured that God will always be with you.”

Obasanjo also took a moment to reflect on his longstanding connection to Ota and the significant role that Oyedepo has played in the community.

He reminisced about his farming ventures in Ota, which began in 1979, emphasizing the deep-rooted ties he has to the area and its development over the years.

Through his remarks, Obasanjo highlighted not only the personal relationship he shares with Oyedepo but also the broader impact the bishop has had on the lives of many in the region.


 

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