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The ancient city of Ekpoma has transformed into a sea of colours as the All Progressives Congress (APC) takes over the streets in a final show of strength ahead of the August 16th Edo Central Senatorial by-election. The atmosphere is electric, the rhythm of solidarity songs fills the air, and the heartbeat of Esanland beats in synchrony with the APC.
From the city centre to the smallest quarters, Ekpoma is adorned in the party’s red, green, and white insignia — banners flutter in the wind, billboards speak volumes of hope, and the people’s faces radiate anticipation. Traders, youths, women groups, artisans, and party faithful have all aligned to send one message: Edo Central is APC territory.
The APC senatorial campaign grand finale promises to be a political spectacle. Party leaders, grassroots mobilisers, and supporters from the five local governments of Edo Central are converging on Ekpoma to reaffirm their commitment to the candidacy of Hon. Dr. Joseph Ikpea, a man the people describe as a tested and trusted voice for effective representation.
Governor Sen. Monday Okpebholo is expected to lead the charge, rallying the faithful and solidifying the party’s dominance in the district. His presence will underscore the unity of purpose between the state leadership and the people of Edo Central.
The message from the streets of Ekpoma is loud and unmistakable: the APC is not just contesting — it is marching confidently towards victory. The grand finale is more than a campaign event; it is a declaration that the voice of Edo Central will resound in the red chamber under the banner of the APC.
August 16th is not just an election date; it is the day Edo Central stamps her seal on progressive representation.