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Vision 2021: Hon. Imhandegbelo Receives Prayers, Approval From Political Leaders To Lead Esan South-East

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January 6, 2021

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A leading aspirant for the number one political seat in Esan South-East, Hon. Louis Imhandegbelo, has received prayers, approval from his ward 4 political leaders to occupy the number seat in the local government.

Among those who prayed for Hon. Imhandegbelo and gave him the go ahead to lead the local government to its promiseland were former chairman of the council, Hon. Sylvester Ewanehi, Professor Aiya, Chief Executive Officer Akpede Oil and Gas, amongst others.

Leading the prayer session for Hon. Imhandegbelo also known as Mr Success at ward 4, the aspirant ward, the former chairman of Esan South-East Council, Hon. Ewanehi said God himself planted the intention in the aspirant, praying further that God and the ancestors of the land should stand by Hon. Imhandegbelo to actualise it.

According to the former chairman in his prayer, people of the local government have been waiting for Imhandegbelo who he described as a philanthropist and generous giver, just as he added that leaders will stand by him to make sure he is victorious at the end.

Describing the aspirant as a burden lifter in the local government area and beyond, Hon. Ewanehi noted that the aspirant had several times weep away tears from people who are not well to do and has been constantly attending to their plights, stressing that if he is given the opportunity to occupy a political position he would do more and this informed the leaders supporting him.

According to the former chairman, Hon. Imhandegbelo has been paying school fees of several pupils in the local government and has consistently supplied schooling materials comprising writing materials, uniforms, school sandals, school bags, etc to pupils and has been giving free medical healthcare to people in the area.

“God himself planted this intent in you to lead this our local government to its promiseland, and elders in the communities have decided to give you all the necessary support to make sure you are victorious. No power or evil will stop you. We are behind you; our ancestors are behind you; God is behind you in this race.

“You have been so good to our people and generous. You have involved yourself to make sure our plights are resolved and our burdens lifted. In fact, you have been working round the clock to make sure our burdens are lifted, God will lift you to that position you aspire for.

“You have put smiles on the faces of those who do not have, God will put smile on your face in this race you are into. You have been paying school fees for countless students in Esan South-East particularly ward 4, and consistently provided them school materials, you will get what you want from us in this local government by the grace of God,” Hon. Ewanehi prayed.

He further prayed God to see Hon Imhandegbelo through in the race he is into and grant him victory at the end.

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