Edo State Governor, Monday Okpebholo, has gained attention after his hypeman praised him as “Governor Wey De Enter Gutter.” The phrase, which quickly went viral, was used to highlight the governor’s humility and closeness to the people. According to the hypeman, Okpebholo does not see himself as being above the masses but rather mingles freely with them.

The statement has since sparked conversations across Edo and beyond, with some people applauding the governor for being approachable, while others debated whether the phrase was the right way to describe a sitting leader. Supporters argue that the slogan reflects a rare kind of leadership that is grounded and people-centered.

Okpebholo’s style of governance continues to attract public interest, with many seeing him as a grassroots politician who is willing to step into any space to connect with ordinary citizens. The viral hype also adds to his growing image as a governor who leads by example through simplicity.