EDHA 2027: I will breathe life into Oredo East Constituency-Hon. Adesuwa Ehimuan Declares


Oredo East Constituency hopeful in the Edo State House of Assembly, Hon. Adesuwa Ehimuan has vowed to bring dividends of democracy to Oredo East if allowed to represent them.

Hon. Adesuwa Ehimuan made the vow while officially declaring her intention to run for the Edo Assembly seat in the forthcoming election in 2027.

Hon. Ehimuan who is a frontline aspirant of the All Progressives Congress (APC), reaffirmed her commitment to purposeful, inclusive, and people-centered representation, anchored on transparency, accountability, and grassroots engagement.

According to Hon. Ehimuan "I will bring dividends of democracy to the good people of Oredo East, ensure that they feel what positive governance is all about. I will ensure that the youths, womwn and the elderly are captured in my representation as i will give them quality representation and breathe life into the constituency". 

Hon. Ehimuan, widely recognized for her advocacy in youth empowerment, women’s inclusion, and community development, said she entered the race with a clear vision to advance policies that will drive sustainable growth and improve the quality of life for constituents.

Hon Adesuwa Ehimuan explained that her key priorities include enhancing access to quality education, promoting economic empowerment, strengthening social welfare systems, and expanding opportunities for young people and women across Oredo East.

Hon. Adesuwa Ehimuan emphasized the importance of unity and collective participation, calling on APC leaders, stakeholders, party members, and the good people of Oredo East Constituency to support her vision for unity, progress and inclusive development.

She pledged unwavering dedication to effective representation and responsive governance that reflects the needs and aspirations of the people.

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