Fred Itua writes that Governor Monday Okpebholo is leaving no stone unturned in ensuring that development gets to all the nooks and crannies of Edo State.
There are men who walk into history with drums behind them. And then, there are those who carve their names into stone with bare hands. No noise, just purpose. Monday Okpebholo is the latter. A man shaped not by applause but by assignment.
He does not need the echo of a microphone to be heard. He is the hush before the storm, the pulse beneath progress, the quiet fire burning behind change. In a land fatigued by flamboyance, Edo found in him a governor who governs with steel wrapped in humility.