Akhere Celebrates Tenebe’s Victory, Predicts Stronger APC in Edo

By Rosemary Okoduwa

The Special Adviser on Education to the Executive Governor of Edo State, Barr. Vincent Ose Akhere, has extended warm congratulations to the newly elected Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Edo State Chapter, Emperor Jarret Tenebe, his Deputy, Hon. Sylvester Aigbogboh, and members of the State Executive Committee.

In a message, Akhere described their emergence as a defining moment for the party in Edo State, noting that it reflects unity, resilience, and the collective will of party faithful across the state. He said the confidence reposed in the new leadership demonstrates the trust and high expectations members have for a more vibrant and formidable party structure.

According to him, the victory of the new State Executive goes beyond personal achievement, symbolizing renewed hope, strengthened solidarity, and a shared commitment to advancing the ideals and vision of the APC in Edo State. He expressed optimism that under their stewardship, the party would witness greater cohesion, stronger grassroots mobilization, and sustained political growth.

Akhere further stated that the new leadership presents a fresh opportunity to consolidate party structures, deepen internal democracy, and promote inclusiveness capable of inspiring both members and supporters. He added that with dedication, teamwork, and strategic engagement, the APC in Edo State would continue to rise and achieve greater milestones.

He also used the opportunity to commend the Executive Governor of Edo State, Senator Monday Okpebholo, describing him as a visionary leader whose commitment to purposeful governance and people-centered development remains a source of inspiration. Akhere noted that the governor’s steadfast dedication to the progress and prosperity of Edo State provides the strong foundation upon which the party continues to stand united.

He prayed that wisdom, unity, and success would characterize the tenure of the new State Executive, expressing confidence that their leadership would usher in unprecedented victories and enduring progress for both the party and the state.