According to The Nation, in a recent address, Okpeboho, the senatorial district representative for Edo Central, emphasized the importance of the upcoming Edo State governor's contest.
Okpeboho advised the people to exercise their right to vote wisely in order to guarantee a change in administration and the wellbeing of the state.
Speaking in Emuado-Ekpoma in Esan West LGA, Okpeboho greeted more than 4,000 defectors to the All Progressives Congress (APC) who had left the Obidient Movement in Ward 4 and other Ekpoma wards. In the presence of his running mate, Dennis Idahosa, a member of the Edo House of Representatives representing the Ovia district, the state's APC Chairman, Jarett Tenebe, and other party officials, Okpeboho emphasized the necessity
On November 12, Okpeboho emphasized the need for change in light of the state's ongoing governance issues and administrative failings. "Change is needed in Edo to break free from the chains of bad governance and administrative mediocrity," he said, emphasizing the need to move from the current state of affairs.
Focusing on the gubernatorial contest, Okpeboho emphasized the importance of the election—which is scheduled for September 21, 2024—as a chance for a new beginning. In a statement expressing discontent with the way matters like the unpaid pay of AAU instructors were handled, Okpeboho blamed the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and Governor Godwin Obaseki for their inadequate leadership.
"The disregard of AAU, Ekpoma's lecturers is inexcusable," Okpeboho said in a forceful statement.