BREAKING: Deputy Governor Shaibu Suffers Big Disgrace At Edo Govt House Office (DETAILS)

BREAKING: Deputy Governor Shaibu Suffers Big Disgrace At Edo Govt House Office (DETAILS)

The Deputy Governor of Edo State, Philip Shaibu, arrived at the Government House in Benin, the state capital, on Monday morning. However, he was denied access to his old office as he found the gate leading to it locked.

Shaibu stated that he had not yet received any formal communication from the governor’s office, emphasizing that this would be the proper channel for any directives regarding his relocation to a new office.

“Up till now, I don’t have any official communication that I should relocate. The only people that have official communication are my civil servants. The civil servants have official communication but I don’t. As I am speaking to you now, I am standing by the gate,” he said while on a phone call to a yet-to-be-identified person.

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Recently, a letter purportedly from the Head of Service, Anthony Okungbowa, was said to have instructed the Deputy Governor, Philip Shaibu, to move to a new office located at No 7, Dennis Osadebey Avenue, GRA, Benin City.

However, insiders close to Edo’s Deputy Governor have claimed that the new office is neglected and urgently requires refurbishment.

This development adds to the ongoing disagreement between Governor Obaseki and his deputy. Despite rumors of plans to impeach Shaibu, the Edo Assembly has refuted such claims.

Governor Obaseki has also accused his deputy of conspiring against him. Nevertheless, during a recent event commemorating the state’s creation, Shaibu referred to his superior as a brother, affirming his loyalty despite their political disparities.

“As for the issues that are around town when I was away, I really would not want to talk. Issues that concern my governor are not things I like to speak about on camera. No, no, no! He is my elder brother and boss and I don’t think I should talk about anything. And if I have issues with him, I think it is better settled at home and not in the media. I am well brought up,” he said on the sidelines of a thanksgiving service in Benin to mark the 32nd anniversary of Edo State.

“I can tell you that from my Christian background if you make a vow with God that you want to do something, you must fulfill it. And the vow I have taken with God is that I will continue to support Godwin Obaseki as the governor of Edo State from the beginning to the end.

“But that does not stop anything that has to do with ambition. Ambition is personal and it does not affect loyalty. My loyalty to the governor remains absolute. I see that everybody is doing solidarity. I am also in solidarity with the governor. I am also declaring my unalloyed solidarity and loyalty to the governor and nothing more.”