Obaseki reacts to removal of Shaibu as deputy governor by Edo assembly
Governor Obaseki hailed Mr Shaibu’s removal from office, saying the state assembly carried out its constitutional role of providing checks and balances.
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Governor Obaseki hailed Mr Shaibu’s removal from office, saying the state assembly carried out its constitutional role of providing checks and balances.
Shaibu’s only saving grace would be how he stands in relation to Law 26: “Keep your hands clean.” Let us hope that his hands are clean.
By Reuben Abati Philip Shaibu, the Edo state politician who was Deputy Governor in that state until yesterday afternoon, would seem to have failed woefully to learn certain basic lessons of power.
The All Progressives Congress (APC) governorship candidate in Edo State, Senator Monday Okpebholo, has re-echoed his determination to birth a new Edo State
Mr Shaibu said his removal was hatched because of his governorship ambition and he was confident that the legal system would vindicate him.