Esan
5 Mar 2024
The Edo Strategic Alliance Network (ESAN) has launched an initiative aimed at mobilising voters for Senator Monday Okpebholo, the All Progressive Congress' gubernatorial candidate for the Edo 2024 governorship race. In a press release signed by Prince Christopher Omoaghe, the convener of the group, the group stated its mission to rally behind Okpebholo and ensure…
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