Dr. Mary Alile Idele Leads Campaign Rally in Edo State

By Mohammed Bello Doka

In a determined show of support for the All Progressives Congress (APC) gubernatorial candidates in Edo State, the APC National Women Leader, Dr. Mrs. Mary Alile Idele, has been actively canvassing across the state, rallying the grassroots for Senator Monday Okpebholo and Rt. Hon. Dennis Idahosa.

Dr. Alile Idele commenced her tour in Igbanke, joining forces with other prominent party leaders from Orhionmwon Local Government Area (LGA). The event saw a strong turnout of local party supporters and leaders, all united in their efforts to bolster support for the APC's candidates ahead of the upcoming gubernatorial elections.

The campaign trail continued to Abudu, where Dr. Alile Idele was warmly welcomed by the women of the community. She shared joyous moments, dancing to local tunes and engaging directly with the electorate. Her presence and enthusiasm have significantly raised the tempo of the campaign, infusing it with new energy and passion. "The spirit of unity and commitment is what we need to drive our party to victory," she remarked, highlighting the importance of grassroots engagement.

In her latest stop at a twin ward rally in Iyoba and Evbohighae, Dr. Alile Idele delivered a powerful message to the assembled crowd. She spoke passionately about the APC's vision for Edo State, urging the people of Iyoba and Evbohighae to come out in full force to support the party's candidates. "The future of Edo State lies in the hands of every voter here. Your support for Senator Monday Okpebholo and Rt. Hon. Dennis Idahosa will pave the way for a prosperous and secure state," she declared.

As the campaign progresses, Dr. Mary Alile Idele continues to be a formidable force in mobilizing support and advocating for the APC's vision for Edo State. Her efforts, alongside those of other party leaders, aim to ensure a resounding victory in the forthcoming gubernatorial elections.

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