Civil Society Organization Joins Governor Okpebholo's Anti-Cultism War In Edo

Habiba Sam

The Edo Civil Society Organization has thrown its weight behind Governor Monday Okpebholo's administration in the fight against cultism and cult-related matters in Edo State. 

Led by its Coordinator General, Comrade Omobude Agho, the group staged a peaceful protest to Government House in Benin City to show solidarity with the government's efforts.

The protesters, who were received by the Commissioner for Information and Communication, Hon. Paul Ohonbamu, and the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor, Mr. Fred Itua, expressed their support for the government's actions against cultism.

 Agho commended Governor Okpebholo for his efforts so far and expressed the group's readiness to support the government in ensuring that cultism becomes a thing of the past in the state.

The Commissioner for Information and Communication, Hon. Paul Ohonbamu, thanked the group for the peaceful protest and noted that it would create a platform for engagement that would lead to deliberation and solution to the issues. Ohonbamu also expressed gratitude to the group for supporting the governor's administration in the fight against cultism and cult-related matters.

The Edo State government's fight against cultism is gaining momentum, and with the support of stakeholders like the Civil Society Organization, it is expected that the state will make significant progress in addressing the issue. 

The group's efforts to enlighten the people on the anti-cultism law will help to ensure that no one claims ignorance of the law.

The Commissioner for Information and Communication also highlighted the governor's efforts to develop the state infrastructure, including the construction of flyovers. This development is seen as a positive step towards improving the lives of the people of Edo State.

The Edo State government's efforts to tackle cultism and cult-related activities are expected to yield positive results with the support of the Civil Society Organization. The group's efforts will help to ensure that the state's youth are protected from the dangers of cultism .

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