‘Emilokan’ can’t win election in Edo State says Obaseki

 

 

 

 

The 'Emilokan' campaign slogan won't be effective in Edo State during the current election campaign, according to Governor Godwin Obaseki.

 

The policy is strange to the people of the state, according to Obaseki, who stated this when hosting the leaders of the Edo South Senatorial District at the Government House.

 

President Bola Tinubu used the term "Emilokan" during his campaign for the presidency.

 

"Edo people will not accept 'Emilokan' as a strategy in government as they are not known for that," Obaseki countered. For us, the people  make the decision.

 

Even if you have ambition, now is not the time to show it given what has happened in the last few months. The election schedule is still a secret. You cannot be a member of a government and be the one to topple that government at the same time.

 

“I thought we came together and will leave together and let the people say you have done a great job, and they will now make the decision themselves. They are the ones to say that come rain or sunshine, we must continue.

 

“You are telling the world one thing and yet doing another. You are loyal to your principal and yet you are in Court with your principal. Everybody has the right to be ambitious but do it the right way.”

 

Obaseki's statement seemed to be a subtly critical remark regarding Philip Shaibu, his deputy who is vying for the top job in the state.

 

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