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Okpebholo Vows to Resign If Bola Ahmed Tinubu Fails in 2027 ‎

‎2027: Okpebholo Says He’ll Quit Office If Bola Ahmed Tinubu Is Defeated

byChinenye Agu 🇳🇬
February 28, 2026
in Politics
Okpebholo Vows to Resign If Bola Ahmed Tinubu Fails in 2027  ‎

‎…According Okpebholo, the people of Edo would demonstrate their appreciation to the President through their votes in 2027.

‎‎EDO, NIGERIA- The iNews Times | Edo State Governor, Monday Okpebholo, has declared that he will step down from office if President Bola Tinubu does not secure victory in the 2027 general elections.

‎Okpebholo made the statement on Friday during an interview on African Independent Television (AIT), where he highlighted ongoing development projects in the state and expressed confidence in Tinubu’s chances.

‎According to him, the people of Edo would demonstrate their appreciation to the President through their votes in 2027.

‎“Edo people have not even thanked Tinubu. The way they will thank him is with their votes,” he said.

‎He added that the projects executed across the state would speak in Tinubu’s favour and ensure his victory.

‎“Bet me, if he doesn’t win, I will resign as governor,” Okpebholo stated, insisting that the President faces no real contest in Edo.

‎Describing himself as a grassroots politician who understudied Chief Aneni, he maintained that his political approach is not rooted in thuggery but in community engagement.

Chinenye Agu 🇳🇬

Chinenye Agu 🇳🇬

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