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The journey to a brighter, more prosperous Enone Federal Constituency is well underway, thanks to the impactful leadership of Rep. Philip Agbese. As the 2027 general elections approach, it’s time to reflect on the tangible progress made and the urgent need to sustain this momentum by re-electing a leader who has consistently delivered on his promises.

Rep. Agbese’s first term in the National Assembly has been defined by purposeful action, visionary development, and people-focused representation. From improved infrastructure to social intervention programs and strong policy advocacy, his contributions have touched lives across Ado, Okpokwu, and Ogbadibo, setting a new standard for effective governance in our constituency.

It is against this backdrop that the Door to Door 4 Okanga 2027 movement has taken root — a grassroots campaign committed to spreading the message of progress, achievement, and continuity. Our mission is simple: to engage every household, every voter, and every community with the compelling story of how Rep. Agbese is building the Enone of tomorrow, today.

Re-electing him isn’t just about politics; it’s about protecting the gains we’ve made and expanding opportunities for even greater impact. His deep understanding of our needs, combined with his courage to act, makes him the best choice to continue driving development, strengthening our economy, and championing the aspirations of our people.

We call on all sons and daughters of Enone to rally behind this vision. This is our chance to reaffirm our belief in competent, accountable leadership. Let’s unite behind Rep. Philip Agbese and give him the mandate to finish the work he has so passionately begun.

Together, we can keep moving forward. Together, we choose progress.

Signed,
Comr. Patrick Eza
National Coordinator
Door to Door 4 Okanga 2027

Nigerian lawyer cum Human Rights Activist, Deji Adeyanju, has characterized the staggering ₦39 billion spent on the restoration of the Bola Tinubu International Conference Centre (ICC) as a swindle.
It was noted that in June, President Tinubu commissioned the ICC which was rebuilt by the Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Nyesom Wike.
The ICC, which was built in 1991 by the dictatorship of former Military President, Ibrahim Babangida, was renamed the Bola Tinubu International Conference Centre after ₦39 billion was spent on its rehabilitation.

Wike, during a recent news conference, also claimed that the ICC is currently generating as much as ₦700 million after its reconstruction.

However, Adeyanju, in a post via 𝕏 on Sunday, July 20, 2025, lamented the purported terrible status of the ICC.

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Adeyanju said he attended a birthday party at the facility and was horrified by the state of the area.

According to him, the air conditioners were not working and he is confident that even “₦5 billion was not put into the place for repairs.”

He added, “I attended the Seyi Vodi party yesterday at ICC and I felt so sorry for this country. The air conditioning was not working, and I am confident N5 billion was not put into the place for repairs. At most N3 bn was put in it. What happened at that place cannot be labeled anything else other than a scam.”

The governor of Edo State, Monday Okpebholo, has been requested by Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN) Femi Falana to revoke the threat against Peter Obi, the 2023 presidential candidate of the Labour Party (LP).
During a public event on Friday, Okphebolo reminded everyone that Peter Obi should not travel to Edo without first obtaining security clearance because of the violence that allegedly followed the former governor of Anambra State’s most recent visit to the state.
The man who claims to have no “shishi” came and gave N15 million, he said. How did he obtain it? Three were murdered after he left. Obi should not enter Edo without a security clearance because of this.

But in a statement issued on Sunday, Falana denounced Okpebholo’s remarks, claiming that they were against the 1999 Constitution.

If Okpebholo doesn’t take back the unlawful threat, Peter Obi should go ahead and apply to the Federal High Court’s Benin Judicial Division to have his fundamental right to life upheld, according to the human rights attorney.

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The “new sheriff in town” in Edo State threatened Mr. Peter Obi’s life, he said, in violation of both article 4 of the African Charter on Human and Peoples (Ratification and Enforcement) and section 33 of the Federal Republic of Nigeria 1999 Constitution as amended, which guarantees every citizen the fundamental right to life.

Given that the Constitution’s section 14(2)(b) states that the security and well-being of the populace must be the top priority of government, Governor Okpebholo need to revoke the threat, publicly apologize to Mr. Peter Obi, and guarantee his safety in Edo State.

But if Governor Okpebholo doesn’t back down from the unlawful threat due to his haughtiness, Mr. Peter Obi ought to go ahead and apply to the Federal High Court’s Benin Judicial Division to have his fundamental right to life upheld. Given the frequency of extrajudicial killings and mob justice in the nation, Mr. Obi ought to take immediate action.