Ebo

Ebo denotes a regional constituency from the East invoked as one of the groups from which Abida Kahn will appoint successors. The label operates as a demographic and geopolitical marker rather than an individual actor: non‑speaking, referenced in intelligence briefings, and significant chiefly for representation and political optics. Ebo’s presence in the story pressures decision‑makers to balance regional equity in appointments and stabilizing responses, making the group a recurrent referent for questions of inclusion and succession politics.