The state government, led by Monday Okpebholo, donated relief materials to internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Benin City.
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The state government, led by Monday Okpebholo, donated relief materials to internally displaced persons (IDPs) in Benin City.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Okpebholo pledged financial aid to support returnees in Benin City.1 source
Okpebholo's administration provides relief materials to IDPs in Benin City.1 source
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Monday Okpebholo is in Benin City and is credited with restoring peace through security operations.Also in this story
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- Dennis Idahosa speaks on behalf of Monday Okpebholo's administration, which leads the Edo State administration in partnership with the Rule of Law Programme.
- Monday Okpebholo, as Governor, addressed security issues in Benin City on June 1st.
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Benin City
capital city of Edo State, Nigeria
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- Governor Okpebholo is currently on tour, supporting the APC and President Tinubu's presidential bid, while overseeing the development of a market in Benin City.