EDO NORTH SAYS NO TO OSHIOMHOLE SECOND TERM
EDO NORTH SAYS NO TO OSHIOMHOLE SECOND TERM By Hon. Daniel Asekhame | Prime News The political atmosphere in Edo North is steadily stabilizing, but beneath that calm lies a firm and unmistakable resolve among the people: justice must prevail, and equity must be restored. This is not merely political rhetoric—it is the collective voice of a people determined to defend a long-standing rotational principle that has guided representation in the district. For decades, Edo North has operated a fair and balanced arrangement among its three major blocs—Etsako, Akoko Edo, and Owan. This understanding has ensured inclusion, reduced tension, and promoted unity. Etsako has taken its turn. Akoko Edo has also fulfilled its part. Today, by every moral and political standard, it is the turn of Owan to produce the senator representing Edo North. However, this natural progression has been disrupted. The emergence and continued hold on power by Adams Oshiomhole is widely seen by many as a direc...