Accountability Begins With The Truth: Rejoinder To The Attack on Senator Dafinone

By Fegor Ogene JP.   The article titled “A Clarion Call to Reject Sen. Ede Dafinone in 2027: The Time for Accountability Is Now,” by Comr. Okerevwodjaye Ogheneyore Israel, raises legitimate questions about accountability, the Okuama crisis, justice and the plight of detained Urhobo citizens. However, serious political commentary must be anchored in verifiable facts. Where claims contradict the public record, they deserve to be challenged. The most glaring example is the repeated claim that Senator Ede Dafinone was “silent” on Okuama. That is demonstrably inconsistent with several reports by…

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Chasing Shadows While Ignoring The Sunrise: A Rejoinder To The Watery Narratives Of Basil Okoh and Ejiro Awhotu

By Fegor Ogene JP. There is an old saying that when a drowning person finds a floating leaf, they mistake it for a rescue boat. That aptly captures the twin narratives advanced by Basil Okoh and Ejiro Awhotu. They have taken a fleeting moment, magnified it beyond recognition, and attempted to market it as the political obituary of Senator Ede Dafinone. Unfortunately for them, echoes are not earthquakes, noise is not the voice of the people, and political theatre is not a substitute for political reality. Their articles are like…

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From Legacy To Impact: The Rise And Results Of Senator Ede Dafinone

  By Fegor Ogene JP,   Some leaders talk about change… and then there are those whose lives are change. Distinguished Senator Ede Omueya Dafinone is the kind of leader whose character, pedigree, and life story naturally translate into impactful public service, not just promises. Born on 10 April 1962 in Lagos, Nigeria, Ede Dafinone comes from a family deeply rooted in service, education, and excellence. He is the son of Late Chief (Senator) David Omueya Dafinone and Lady Mrs. Cynthia Dafinone, a family known for its remarkable heritage in…

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