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Edo Dep. Gov. Urges Citizens To Expect Success From Okpebholo's Administration - Independent Newspaper Nigeria

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Edo State deputy governor, Dennis Idahosa, has assured Christians in the state to expect success stories from Governor Monday Okpebholo’s adminis­tration based on the number one citizen’s resolve to keep his campaign promises.

Idahosa said his principal is poised to use good governance to promote the kingdom of God to enhance His blessings on the people of the state.

The deputy governor who stated this while playing host to the parish priest, Holy Trinity Catholic Church, Nomayo Par­ish, Rev. Fr. Raphael Anojie, said the body of Christ has a good story to tell based on the stead­fastness of the Christian com­munity to produce the present governor and his deputy.

According to a statement by the Chief Press Secretary to the deputy governor, Friday Aghe­do, Rev. Fr. Anojie was accom­panied on the visit by members of the Parish Church Council (PCC), and selected landlords of the area to pay the courtesy call on the deputy governor.

The number two citizen not­ed that the governor and him­self were not nominal but prac­ticing Christians who were out to do the body of Christ proud in Edo State.

He requested prayers and support from the Christians, the church and the people of the state to be able to finish well as this administration was poised to ensure good governance and adherence to the rule of law in society.

He maintained that the body of Christ in Edo state would be strengthened under the present administration of Okpebholo, who is bent on creating success stories in every facet of the so­ciety.

Idahosa promised to give feedback to his principal based on areas of needs of the Holy Trinity Catholic community, adding that he would be with them at their upcoming “Feast Day” on June 15.

Fr. Anojie, who had earlier commended the deputy gover­nor for fulfilling his campaign commitment to the Church, presented him with a cus­tomised card on behalf of the church.

He observed that the visita­tion to the office of the deputy governor was divine for both the church, which is 40 years in existence and its host commu­nity, Nomayo Street, which is in dire need of road rehabilitation.

He stated that true to the traditional role of the church which acts as the vanguard and voice for the people, the Holy Trinity Catholic Church is about to build a cottage school for learning and empowerment of children within the commu­nity.

He thanked Hon. Idahosa and his political party, the All Progressives Congress (APC,) for their commitment to the development of the state.

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