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Senators Hail Okpebholo’s Election, Predict Progress for Edo State

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The Southern Nigeria Senators Forum has praised the electorate in Edo State for their decision to elect Senator Monday Okpebholo as the next governor, highlighting that his leadership will bring significant progress and development to the state.

Okpebholo was declared the winner of the Edo State governorship election on Sunday, following a competitive contest held on September 21, 2024.

In a statement issued by the Chairman of the Forum, Senator Mukhail Adetokunbo Abiru, the Southern lawmakers expressed their confidence in Okpebholo’s ability to lead Edo State toward a brighter future.

They emphasized that his previous track record of accomplishments in the Senate, combined with his deep understanding of the challenges facing the state, makes him well-positioned to initiate meaningful reforms and improvements for the people of Edo.

“The election of Senator Monday Okpebholo will undoubtedly bring a new era of progress and development to Edo State,” the statement read.

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The forum pointed to his history of service and dedication in the Senate, which they believe will translate into impactful leadership as governor.

According to them, Okpebholo’s familiarity with the unique challenges of Edo State, including economic growth, infrastructure development, and social welfare, will enable him to address these issues head-on.

The Senators Forum further extended their warm congratulations to Okpebholo, commending him for his victory in what they described as a pivotal election for the future of Edo State.

They pledged their unwavering support to the governor-elect, vowing to work collaboratively with him to foster progress not only in Edo State but also in Nigeria as a whole.

As Okpebholo prepares to take office, there is optimism within the political community that his tenure will usher in positive changes that will benefit the state’s citizens.

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The forum urged the newly elected governor to maintain his commitment to serving the people of Edo, expressing hope that his administration would lead to tangible improvements in key areas such as education, healthcare, and infrastructure.

The Southern Senators Forum, representing a collective voice from the region, has assured Okpebholo of their continued cooperation, reinforcing their dedication to seeing Edo State thrive under his leadership.

They expressed their anticipation that his governance would mark the beginning of a transformative period for the state, one that would prioritize the needs of the people and promote long-term growth.


 

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Donald Trump Wins 2024 Presidential Election, Secures Key Battleground States

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Republican Donald Trump has won the 2024 U.S. presidential election, achieving the necessary 270 electoral votes across seven battleground states.

World leaders extended congratulations, and Trump addressed a cheering crowd in Florida, pledging to work for a “strong, safe, and prosperous America.”

With Joe Biden’s term ending on January 20, 2025, his administration has vowed a peaceful transition. Key dates from Election Day to Inauguration ensure a smooth process, including state result certifications, transition briefings, and the formal Electoral College vote on December 17.

Biden’s attendance at the inauguration will underscore the peaceful transfer of power.


 

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Kamala Harris Delays Election Night Speech as Votes Are Still Counted

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The campaign team for Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris has announced that the vice president will not be addressing her supporters on election night as her path to the White House appears to be narrowing.

Cedric Richmond, a co-chair of Harris’ campaign, spoke to the press in the early hours of Wednesday, acknowledging the uncertainty surrounding the election results.

“We still have votes to count, and several states have not been called yet,” Richmond said.

He emphasized that the campaign would continue working through the night to ensure every vote is counted and every voice is heard.

“You won’t hear from the vice president tonight, but she will speak to you tomorrow,” he added, reinforcing the campaign’s commitment to seeing the process through.

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Earlier that day, as voting wrapped up across the country, Harris shared her plans for election night.

She mentioned having dinner with her family at her Washington, D.C., residence before attending an election watch party at Howard University, the historically black college where she earned her undergraduate degree.

Harris, who has always been vocal about the importance of her alma mater, would have felt a strong connection to the university community as they awaited the results.

Howard University, renowned for its rich history and its role in shaping the careers of many influential African American leaders, holds a special place in Harris’ heart.

Meanwhile, on the other side of the political spectrum, former U.S. President Donald Trump seemed to be gaining ground in his bid to return to the White House.

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U.S. broadcasters had called North Carolina and Georgia, two crucial battleground states, in favour of the Republican candidate.


 

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Tinubu Congratulates Trump on Re-election and Seeks Stronger US-Nigeria Relations

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President Bola Tinubu extends his warmest congratulations to President Donald Trump on his re-election as the 47th President of the United States. 

Tinubu expressed optimism about the renewed partnership between Nigeria and the United States, envisioning a strengthened relationship that meets the complex needs of today’s world.

In his congratulatory message, President Tinubu highlighted his commitment to fostering a productive alliance with the United States under Trump’s leadership.

He noted the potential for Nigeria and the U.S. to enhance economic collaboration, support peace initiatives, and tackle shared global challenges that impact both nations.

He emphasized, “Together, we have the opportunity to create sustainable economic cooperation, promote peace, and address the pressing global issues that touch the lives of our citizens.”

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Tinubu’s message also conveyed his admiration for the democratic process in the U.S., acknowledging the American people’s trust in Trump’s vision for the nation.

He praised the resilience and determination of American voters in upholding democratic principles, recognizing Trump’s victory as a reflection of their confidence in his leadership.

The Nigerian president further remarked on Trump’s prior experience as the 45th U.S. president from 2017 to 2021, stating that this background equips him with valuable insights and strategies to navigate current global issues.

Tinubu is hopeful that Trump’s return to the White House will pave the way for a new chapter of mutually beneficial partnerships between Africa and the United States.

He expressed faith in Trump’s ability to leverage this opportunity to create meaningful development initiatives that support Africa’s growth and contribute to its stability.

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President Tinubu also acknowledged the United States’ global influence, highlighting its unique role in shaping international trends and policies.

He voiced confidence that under Trump’s leadership, the U.S. will continue to work toward building a peaceful and prosperous world.

Tinubu concluded by expressing his hope for a collaborative future, one where Nigeria and the United States can work together to confront global challenges, advance shared interests, and strengthen their long-standing ties for the benefit of both nations and their citizens.


 

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