By Fred Itua
Ordinarily, one would ignore the ramblings of a mentally unstable attention-seeker like Ogbeide Ifaluyi Isibor, but for the sake of public clarity and to preserve the sanity of the reading public, it becomes imperative to respond with clarity and force.
It is no longer in doubt that Ifaluyi-Isibor is a political irritant with the cognitive capacity of a cracked kettle. A man whose mischief has matured into a pattern deserves clinical attention, not political response. In fact, it is shocking—utterly shocking—that the Uselu Psychiatric Hospital has not declared him wanted, with a cash reward placed on his head for anyone brave enough to bundle this nuisance back to the facility for the mentally deranged where he rightly belongs.
Every paragraph of his disjointed write-up is a cocktail of falsehood, hallucination, bile, and infantile envy. His words lack wit, logic, or substance—just a long-winded attempt to ridicule a legitimate government that has earned its mandate through the will of the people and is now focused on rebuilding Edo with visionary leadership.
Ifaluyi-Isibor and his morally-bankrupt paymasters—now hiding in shame across different parts of the world—still cling to the delusion that court judgments are bought, because that is the only currency they know: manipulation, blackmail, and judicial terrorism. But let it be known that Governor Monday Okpebholo does not need to buy any court judgment to solidify the divine and democratic mandate freely given to him by the good people of Edo State. The governor stands on a rock of popular support and legal strength—a foundation that no mentally-agitated loser can shake.
It is well known and widely whispered that Ifaluyi suffers from a chronic character flaw, worsened by a deficiency in both intellect and honour. He is a sore loser—a political scavenger licking the wounds of failed ambitions and unfulfilled relevance. A wretched man, unloved by his people, unworthy of respect, and clearly lacking the dignity required to engage in decent political discourse.
His description of Governor Okpebholo as “living in Abuja” is not only false but laughable, as even blind men can see the rapid transformation currently happening across Benin City and beyond. While Ifaluyi-Isibor rants from his digital cave of delusion, real projects are being executed, real people are being empowered, and real development is taking root.
One can only pity Ifaluyi—a man whose bitterness has outgrown his brain, whose envy now burns hotter than the sun, and whose entire public persona is built on vomiting venom against those who have surpassed him in every way.
Edo people are wiser. They know the difference between a working governor and a jobless internet clown. Governor Monday Okpebholo is not just working—he is delivering. No amount of juvenile rants or baseless conspiracy theories from frustrated hirelings like Ifaluyi-Isibor can distract this administration from its clear mandate.
Ifaluyi-Isibor, your jokes are dry, your lies are stale, and your bitterness is contagious. Go heal!
Fred Itua is the Chief Press Secretary to Governor Monday Okpebholo of Edo State.