Edo State Governor, Monday Okpebholo, has said tackling insecurity and cultism is not a fresh challenge for him, recalling that he was already engaged in spiritual warfare as a teenager.
Speaking at the Voyage Service, Okpebholo said watching young people stand in God's presence brought back memories of his early years and his involvement in casting out demons.
"When I see young ones standing in the presence of God, I remembered at 17, 18, I already started casting out demons," the governor said.
He added, "So, fighting insecurity and most especially cultism is not a new thing to me. It's something that has been happening."
Okpebholo's comments tied his current drive against insecurity and cultism in Edo State to what he described as his long-standing experience confronting such challenges.
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