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If senator Monday okpebholo was born in the  bible days His name would be written in the book of Genesis 1:1 In the beginning a son was born to a family of okpebholo in udomi irrua  2 And the name of the  son is Monday as the news of his birth trend the people joined his parents to rejoiced and also named him Akpakomize  3 On the 3rd years suddenly his mother died and was buried according to the  custom of irrua  4 After the burial of madam okpebholo, Monday and his eldest sister began to managed  as fate has made them Orphans  5 And it came to pass that  their father left for farm seeking for food them but his children also left for river  6 while they were washing their clothes Deborah mistakenly drank soap water and died leaving Monday frustrated without mother and sister  7 After this Monday left for jos @ the age of Six year with a promised ( water you killed my sister my only joy however when I grow up I will also kill you...

I must express my support for Senator Monday Okpebholo, a Man of Grace, from an empathetic standpoint. It pains me to some extent, bringing disappointment, observing the progress of his campaign so far. Senator Monday Okpebholo is undoubtedly a gentleman and the leading candidate in the Edo Governorship election. However, running a campaign where the candidate shies away from those he intends to govern and delivers speeches lacking depth in policy is deeply concerning. Truth be told, those closely working with Senator Monday Okpebholo are not handling things correctly by keeping him distant like a prized palliative. Reliable sources across local governments and wards reveal that the people of Edo are unhappy with the campaign's current approach. Those managing the campaign must avoid any resemblance to Governor Obaseki's disdain for the people of Edo. Obaseki's refusal to engage with anyone and his dictatorial attitude should not be mirrored by Senator Monday, who is now pe...

 It's time to SóròSóke no holding back! I've been whispering that now's not the time for protests. Our system's broken, lives lost without justice. It's a cycle, no real change everyone would just move on to the next Agenda even those calling for protest would move on to another protest. The fix? Let's take the reins through the ballot. If we can brave bullets for protests, we can do it at the polls. Unity is key. Backing Sowore like we did Peter Obi could've changed the game during the last election but we choose to follow one of them, for a fact if it was Sowore that we all decided to Vote, Tinubu could not have easily stolen the Mandate. When Sowore asked for your votes we all said we don’t want an SUG President but now he has called for a protest we all can follow him. Let's halt the protests and focus on propelling Sowore to the Presidency. He might just hold the key to Nigeria's challenges.  Finally with the news coming out from the Northern si...

It may seem like an insensitive statement, but the pure hard truth is that there are a lot of stupid people in the Nigerian political space of leadership, and their stupidity presents a constant danger to us all. Some of these people are in positions of power, and some have been elected to run our country. A far greater number of them do not have positions of power, but they still have the power to vote, and the power to spread their ideas. We may have heard of “collective intelligence,” but there is also “collective stupidity,” and it is a force with equal influence on the world. It would not be a stretch to say that at this point, stupidity presents an existential threat to Nigeria because, in some religious or tribal circles, it is being celebrated. Although the term "stupidity" may seem derogatory or insulting, it is a scientific concept that refers to a specific type of cognitive failure. It is important to realize that stupidity is not simply a lack of intelligence or k...

let me take you on a ride through the epic celebration that was the Precious Stone Comedy 6th Year Anniversary at the Peaceful Ground. The atmosphere was buzzing with excitement as we dived into the #PreciousCarnival. Picture this - a Draft Competition that got everyone cheering, DJ Titus spinning the coolest tunes, and Hypeman Sammy Jay bringing the party to life with his infectious energy. The event was a melting pot of entertainment with a mix of musical performances and hilarious stand-up comedy that kept the laughter rolling. Plus, with heavy security keeping everything in check, we could all relax and enjoy the show. And let's not forget the mouthwatering delicacies available at pocket-friendly prices - a treat for both the taste buds and the wallet. As the day wound down, it was heartwarming to see everyone having a great time and leaving with smiles on their faces. Stay tuned for the full blog post where I'll dive deeper into all the fun and precious moments we shared a...

Now is the right time for the shrinking PDP to do a consider and stop the wastage of Edo state limited public resources in the  personal pursuit of one man’s self indulgence ambition of being a political “godfather” and also the PDP as a party are “supposed” to know better at this critical juncture (due to it’s 26years of existence) that their candidate for the September 21st election in Edo state is simply unacceptable lead because of the too many alleged red flags. For example his state of origin in his international passport/important identification cards are questionable, same could be said about is voters card, and now the disqualification of him from the September 21st election concerning his illegal emergence as the PDP candidate by the Federal High Court and finally the “Planwell scheme” that ruin a lot of innocent and unsuspecting households in Edo and the neighboring Delta state in the early 1990s that would have be voters today.  The only hope for PDP to consolidat...