Edo State Deputy Governor Served Impeachment Notice Amidst Political Tensions
In a significant development, the Edo State House of Assembly has issued an impeachment notice to Deputy Governor Philip Shaibu, citing alleged constitutional infractions, perjury, and revealing government secrets. The notice gives Shaibu seven days to respond<<<READ FULL ARTICLE>>>
The move follows reports of strained relations between Shaibu and Governor Godwin Obaseki over the PDP governorship ticket. While Shaibu’s impeachment unfolds, Senator Adams Oshiomhole denies involvement, calling reports linking him to the impeachment plot fake.
The Coalition of Registered Political Parties urges Governor Obaseki to abandon the impeachment plan, warning of potential crisis. In response, Oshiomhole’s Legislative Aide states that Oshiomhole has not engaged in discussions with Governor Obaseki about plans to impeach Shaibu.
The aide emphasizes Oshiomhole’s focus on fostering goodwill between Edo State residents and the APC, with the goal of winning the upcoming governorship election. The aide underscores that matters of impeachment fall under the jurisdiction of the Edo State House of Assembly and Judiciary.
As the political drama unfolds, concerns rise about the potential impact on the stability of Edo State. Shaibu’s response and subsequent developments will be closely monitored in the coming days<<<READ FULL ARTICLE>>>