Joe Ikpea: The Man The Cap Fits For Edo Central Senatorial Seat (Part 2)

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As awareness of Dr Joseph Ikpea’s aspiration for the senatorial seat in the Edo Central Senatorial District grows, his influence is increasingly being felt throughout the region.

His reputation is gaining traction, and the impact of his leadership and expertise is becoming more pronounced, with numerous individuals stepping forward, sharing compelling and heartfelt testimonies that highlight the profound impact he has had as a visionary politician and dedicated community leader.

Several individuals have begun to tell commendable stories and narratives about how Dr Joseph Ikpea, who once served as the Esan South East Local Government council chairman from 2013 to 2016, left indelible marks behind.

A serving civil servant in the Council who didn’t want his name in print stated that Ikpea is still respected, appreciated to date because of his ability to ensure not just the prompt payment of salaries of local government workers during a period when FAAC allocations in Nigeria were low due to a significant decrease in oil revenues from the federation Account but was able to leverage his vast leadership skills to impact positively on the living conditions in many communities that make up the LGA.

Speaking with the New Diplomat, another resident of Esan South East Local Government Area of Edo State also said the name of Joe Ikpea is still on the lips of every resident of the area on account of his good deeds and accomplishments during his service years as Council chairman.

According to him, the positive influence of Joe Ikpea on the local government area continues to resonate with many rural communities even now that he has left office.

Furthermore, he emphasized that Joe Ikpea has become a symbol of hope for the residents of Edo Central, who firmly believe that his leadership will usher in transformative changes for their region.

The New Diplomat reports that as a prominent aspirant in the 2025 Edo Central Senatorial race, many believe that given his track record of performance, it is natural and expected that the people will line up behind him.

Many say that Ikpea’s commitment to the good of Edo Central senatorial zone and Edo state, in general, is a huge testament to his extraordinary vision and resolute commitment to the overall development of Edo Central and Edo state.

His political journey has a rich intersection of community service, public spiritedness and exceptional accomplishments that marvel all, including his political rivals and peers. Indeed, Dr Joe Ikpea’s profound and genuine connection with the community illustrates the delicate art of active community engagement, honesty, integrity and service.

Dr Joseph Ikpea’s political journey is not only rich, fitting and exciting but one that has also enabled him to to touch countless lives in Edo Central, engage in awesome community development and transformation as well as construct lasting positive legacies. He was one-time Chairman of the f Edo State Library Board during the administration of former Governor Lucky Igbinedion.

He was a member of the State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB) under the administration of former Edo Governor Adams Oshiomhole. He was also a one-time Esan South East Local Government council chairman. He also served as a Commissioner for Minerals, Oil, and Gas during the first tenure of Governor Godwin Obaseki of Edo State.

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