“Come home and see what your Governor is doing” – Eedris Abdulkareem tells Edo indigenes living in Diaspora as he visits the state, gives kudos to Okpebholo (Video)

Nigerian singer and rapper Eedris Abdulkareem has praised Monday Okpebholo, the Governor of Edo State.

In videos making the rounds online, the rapper visited the State for a tour with the Governor, who showcased projects he has executed in the State.

While giving a speech, Abdulkareem said he wanted to see for himself whether the Governor is truly working and has been blown away by the Governor’s work.

He promised indigenes of the state that within the next year or two, they will see more of his achievements and urged those in the diaspora to come home and see what the governor is doing.

Eedris further said that when one isn’t on the ground, they wouldn’t know what is happening.

“I went to Edo State to move around and see for myself if the state is truly working. I must sincerely say Governor Monday Okpebholo has done a lot. In the next one or two years, we will see more of his achievements.

Most times, if you are not on the ground, you won’t know what is really happening. If you are from Edo State and living in the diaspora, you should come back and see what the governor is doing.”

Commenting on it, one 6ix_god wrote, “Them don press am money

One only_sprint.on wrote, “This one dey find who go dash am money

One gid_dy442 wrote, “Them don buy this one too

One Jarvis_Olamide wrote, “Condition they gave him to open the event place back

One positive_dream_101 wrote, “Baba needs money to recharge the kidney, his wife borrowed am

One kaycare_autos10010 wrote, “Eedris, I’m disappointed

One machdonalde wrote, “He just wan make the Governor open the event centre

One Beckyclr wrote, “All nan for himself”.

Last year, Israel DMW, who hails from Edo State, called on the Governor to resign with immediate effect. He noted that the state hasn’t had peace since he took over, and revealed that the ancestors were angry with him over the pure robbery in the state.

During the gubernatorial election, Mercy Johnson faced massive backlash for campaigning for Monday Okpebholo. The movie star, whose husband is a politician in Edo State, was seen at a political rally, encouraging women to talk to their husbands and children about voting for the candidate.