2027: Esan Central Group Declares Support For ‘Taylor’, Says Continuity Will Drive Progress
A support group for Hon. Sunday Fada Eigbiremonlen, popularly known as “Taylor,” has expressed confidence in his re-election bid for the Esan Central Constituency seat in the Edo State House of Assembly in the 2027 general elections.
The group, under the aegis of the Hon. Fada Media Striker Force Team (FMSFT), said Taylor’s performance and accessibility as a legislator have strengthened the call for continuity in the constituency.
In a statement titled “In Taylor We Trust Come 2027 General Elections,” the group said effective leadership should be measured by tangible impact and not merely by promises.
According to the group, Hon. Eigbiremonlen has demonstrated purposeful representation through his focus on grassroots empowerment, human capital development and community advancement.
It highlighted what it described as initiatives aimed at empowering youths and women through skills acquisition, financial support and other economic opportunities designed to promote self-reliance.
The group also commended the lawmaker for drawing attention to the infrastructural needs of Esan Central and ensuring that issues affecting constituents receive representation at the state legislative level.
On education, the FMSFT said Taylor had supported initiatives aimed at improving educational opportunities for young people, including assistance, scholarship programmes and learning support.
The group further praised the lawmaker’s accessibility, saying his open-door approach has enabled constituents from different backgrounds to maintain direct contact with their representative.
Explaining its support for his return to the Assembly in 2027, the group said re-electing Taylor would help consolidate ongoing developmental efforts, while allowing the constituency to benefit from his legislative experience.
“Leadership is a craft, and like a master tailor, Hon. Sunday Fada Eigbiremonlen has carefully stitched together the hopes, aspirations and developmental goals of Esan Central,” the group stated.
The group called on the people of Esan Central to remain united and support what it described as a continuity agenda focused on sustainable development and effective representation.
