Senator Adams Oshiomhole has recently addressed concerns surrounding the upcoming Edo State gubernatorial election in a video shared by TVC from 10:46. The former governor expressed confidence that the election would be conducted peacefully and fairly, devoid of the thuggery and violence that may have marred past elections in the state. Oshiomhole’s assurances come amidst allegations of a group known as the ESN being armed to disrupt the electoral process.
As the Edo State gubernatorial election draws closer, Senator Adams Oshiomhole has sought to allay fears of potential violence and interference. In a recent video shared by TVC, the former governor addressed the concerns head-on, expressing his confidence that the election would be conducted in a free and fair manner, without the influence of thuggery or violence that may have been witnessed in the past.
Oshiomhole’s assurances come in the wake of alleged threats posed by a group referred to as the ESN. The senator claimed that this group had been armed with weapons to cause disruptions during the election, potentially undermining the democratic process. However, Oshiomhole was quick to dismiss these concerns, stating firmly that the ESN would not be allowed to operate during the election.
In his own words, Oshiomhole declared, “All those people they bought weapons for to disrupt election, they call them ESN, I know that during election they will not be allowed to function. Thuggery belong to the past.”….Vìêw–Morê