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Edo State Governor, Senator Monday Okpebholo, has thrown his weight behind the establishment of a modern computer village and dedicated tech markets in the state, assuring telecom and laptop dealers of robust government partnership, enhanced security, and reduced rental burdens.


The Edo State Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Poverty Alleviation marked World Humanitarian Day on October 30 by distributing grinding machines, wheelbarrows, and cash grants to petty traders at Oba and Ekiosa markets in Benin City.


​Edo State Governor Senator Monday Okpebholo has approved the creation of a new GRA in Benin City to ease urban congestion and expand modern housing opportunities.


Residents of Ikpeshi in Akoko-Edo LGA have appealed to Governor Monday Okpebholo to intervene in a traditional leadership dispute following a state directive removing the clan’s Regent.


The Edo State NDC has raised an alarm over political harassment, billboard destruction, and violent attacks on its members, demanding a full probe by security agencies into alleged APC involvement.


Edo State Governor Monday Okpebholo has revealed that preliminary findings link the attack on comedian MC Porkupyne to cultism, dismissing claims of state involvement as fake news.


Atiku Blames APC, Okpebholo For Attack On Comedian Porkupyne, Petitions Amnesty International


Edo South ADC Senatorial Candidate, Hon. Matthew Iduoriyekemwen, has strongly condemned the attack on comedian Porkupyne in Benin City, calling on Governor Monday Okpebholo and security agencies to investigate allegations of political intimidation.


On Monday, October 19, 2026, the Edo State House of Assembly passed Governor Monday Okpebholo’s 2026 Supplementary Appropriation Bill of ₦939.85 billion. Read the full breakdown of capital vs. recurrent allocations, committee findings, and legislative actions.


Edo State Governor Monday Okpebholo visits burn victims at UBTH, strongly warning residents against dangerous fuel scooping while promising to rebuild Oluku Market after Thursday’s tanker fire.