Edo Governor Obaseki Moves to Remove Deputy’s Office from Government House

One of the workers handling the renovation who did not give his name, said that the job is expected to be delivered on Monday.
He added that he was not aware of what the building was going to be used for and had no idea about how the signboard was placed at the entrance.
“I work for the company handling this renovation of this building. Our job is to deliver the project on Monday as agreed. I do not know how the sign board got to the entrance of the building and I don’t have any idea of what the building will be used for,” he added.
Reacting to the development, the Commissioner for Communication and Orientation, Chris Nehikhare, said: “If there is a government signboard saying so, then it must be so.”

The relationship between Obaseki and his deputy collapsed following Shaibu’s alleged clandestine plots to undermine the authority of the governor.
Recall that the state government had last Monday disbanded the media crew attached to the Office of the Deputy Governor, with a directive to Shaibu to henceforth request the Ministry of Communication and Orientation for media coverage of activities of his office.
Before then,  there was a mild drama last Sunday at the church service to mark the 32nd anniversary of the creation of the state, as a security operative attached to the governor, stopped Shaibu from approaching his principal.