"Edo State didn't enter one chance." - Aisha Yesufu.

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“Edo State didn’t enter one chance.” – Aisha Yesufu.

Aisha Yesufu, a social and political activist, tweeted on her X account that Edo State didn’t enter one chance, as she reacts to a video trending online about Edo State Governor, Monday Okpebholo, emb@rr@ssed his generation while presenting the budget at the Edo State House of Assembly.

Here’s her tweet below.

“Edo State didn’t enter one chance. They bought the market by their hands.
They said it was the turn of Esan man. Many sold their votes.

Those whose votes could not be bought refused to go and vote.
Edo don carry last.” – Aisha Yesufu.

Here are some funny replies to her tweet.

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@VideoiOT – “Honestly it is a big emb@rr@ssment..
The Edo State 2025 Appropriation Bill of 6 billion… 650… 605 billion… 76 thou… 76 million…

Let me take it again.

506 billion… 605 billion… sorry… 776 billion…
sorry, it’s confusing me.”

@FACT_UNDISP… – “Lolx. As it is like this, he fit become the president of Nigeria tomorrow and some professors will make excuses for him.

There’s no news or anything that can shock me in this Nigeria… Tinubu fit appoint Oluomo as the Minister of Education if he finds his way for second term as the President. There’s nothing impossible in this country.”

@OlorogunErnest – “With all due respect, when it comes to Edo politics, you’re always totally wrong. For sure, it was the time for Esan to rule, and there were two Esan candidates in Asue Ighodalo & Okpebholo. We all know Asue won the election, but INEC capitalized on certain political factors to announce Okpebholo as the winner.

Finally, your candidate, Olumide Akpata, had no business in that Edo guber election, and the results say it all. That’s why he’s also not challenging the guber results.

Edo people overwhelmingly wanted Esan except you and your team.”

@ehipraise – “This is not what happened.

Yes they said it was the turn of an Esan man, but this is not the Esan man they voted for. This narrative of yours is wrong. You know exactly what happened, except you are trying to say that our dear PO didn’t win the last presidential elections,and the declared winner is the people’s choice.”

@marvinaigbe – “Stop legitimising that election. This fellow never won that election. He was rig into power by Inec/Wike’s cousin and Oshiomole/APC. Edo people are the victims of their evil machinations. Don’t put the blame on Edo people.”

@santosTHEBOSS – “This is not true.

Let us not legitimize that sham of an election.

Edo people turned out to vote and certainly didn’t choose APC.

It’s almost like saying Nigerians did not vote for Peter Obi. Let’s not do that. Don’t give the dog a bad name to hang him.”

@Pst_ehi – “You guys should allow this man be. He might not be good in English language or well educated let’s just hope he has good strategies to develop the State.
Those your state governors with PhD, good English, can’t you see they couldn’t develop their states rather they plunder the state with their good English and education.”

@Edocentral – “You illiter@te thi£f forming activist. I truly do not blame you but the society who have been unlucky to have an equitable leadership. Otherwise, people like you will be in Jattu market selling Kerosene.”

@OlaitanMatti – “I believe it’s understandable. The mistake made by the drafters was that the number should have been written in words. Not everyone can accurately read large numbers, including many who are bashing him here. For instance, figures like 567,834,790,98 could easily lead to confusion.”

@Idan_core – “Why is everyone allowing themselves to be gaslighted? The pressing issue right now is putting an end to the oppression of Dele Farotimi. Nigerians have a tendency to get distracted by fleeting trends, and this is exactly why we’ve struggled to make meaningful progress. We’re far too easily swayed by irrelevant information, losing focus on what truly matters. Let’s stop repeating the same mistakes.”

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