The governor revoked land titles held by NBM for its headquarters, citing alleged links to violence and criminal activities.
The Edo election tribunal in Abuja on Wednesday reaffirmed Mr Okpebholo’s victory.
Mr Oboh allegedly admitted that he had recently received N800,000 from a kidnapping operation.
“The current constitutional construct recognises a two-tier federal design. It is clearly stipulated in the Constitution,” claimed Mr Okpebholo’s spokesman.
He was an alumnus of the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun State.
At a meeting with the chairs, Mr Okpebholo emphasised the administration’s commitment to transparency and accountability.
Chairman of the vehicle recovery committee stated that whistleblowers had been instrumental in its success.
The statement noted that the committee became imperative to set the state on the path of development and accountable leadership.
The statement noted that the governor approved the suspension of the activities of market unions in Edo State with immediate effect.
Governor Monday Okpebholo on Wednesday announced the dissolution of the boards of all ministries, departments and agencies in Edo with immediate effect.
