Governor-Elect Monday Okpebholo Engages Federal Leaders, Strengthens Alliances with Interior Minister to Fast-Track Edo’s Development
In a move that signals his unwavering commitment to delivering tangible progress for Edo State, Governor-elect Senator Monday Okpebholo has embarked on strategic engagements with key figures in the Federal Government. One of the most noteworthy meetings was his courtesy visit to the Honourable Minister of Interior, Hon. (Dr.) Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, yesterday, where the two leaders discussed critical areas of collaboration to spur development in Edo State.
Hon. Tunji-Ojo, a respected figure in the administration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, warmly welcomed the Governor-elect, expressing his utmost confidence in Okpebholo’s capacity to transform Edo.
In his words, “I am confident in his ability to lead Edo State towards prosperity and growth, considering his track record of exemplary service in the Nigerian Senate.” His endorsement is a clear testament to the solid leadership qualities that Okpebholo brings to the table—a man who is not only passionate about his state but also determined to steer it toward a brighter future.
This high-profile visit comes at a pivotal moment for Edo State, as Monday Okpebholo continues to forge relationships with federal stakeholders, business leaders, and his colleagues in government.
These meetings underscore his development-focused agenda, as he works to attract investments and federal support that will benefit the people of Edo State. Okpebholo’s vision is clear: to unlock the potential of Edo and ensure sustainable growth across key sectors such as infrastructure, education, security, and job creation.
As he prepares to assume office, Okpebholo’s engagements with critical ministries like the Interior Ministry are a testament to his focus on security and creating an enabling environment for business and investment to thrive. The meeting signals his readiness to work hand in hand with the Federal Government to ensure that the safety and well-being of Edo people are prioritized-
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