The chief of staff stated that the state government would not tolerate misconduct.
Mr Akpabio stated, “Those seats are declared vacant. I urge INEC to conduct elections in line with the constitution to fill those vacancies.”
Ms Suleiman stated that the project aims to equip young girls with essential agricultural skills, providing them with hands-on farming experience.
The governor noted that public resources must be used judiciously.
According to the Edo House of Assembly, the bills are to fund the planning, management, construction, and rehabilitation of Class B, C, and D roads statewide.
This initiative aims to combat the widespread health challenge of malaria, which Mr Okpebholo described as a major concern for the state.
The suspension came less than three months after the two officials were appointed.
The PDP and Ighodalo sued INEC, APC and Governor Monday Okpebholo, challenging the outcome of the governorship election.
Both parties have accused each other of sponsoring thugs who disrupted the tribunal sitting last week.
Mr Okpebholo pledged his administration’s commitment to strengthening institutions that promote justice and economic development in the state.
