Democracy needs true democrats, not businessmen in politics: Philip Shaibu
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He said only democratic players must be allowed to flourish and function in a democratic
Mr Omobayo was, on April 8, sworn in as the new deputy governor after Mr Shaibu’s impeachment.
Mr Nehikhare urged the public to disregard such correspondence from Mr Shaibu.
According to him, the opposition party will certainly take over the state after the governorship poll.
The director of media described the attack on the candidate as an assassination attempt.
On Wednesday, the Abuja Division of the Federal High Court nullified Philip Shaibu’s impeachment as Edo’s deputy governor.
“I found that the case of the plaintiffs succeeded on merit.’’
This is contained in a statement issued in Benin by the party’s state publicity secretary, Ogie Vasco.
In the suit dated March 26 but filed on March 27, Mr Shaibu sued the Inspector-General of Police and the State Security Service (SSS) as the first and second respondents.
In his acceptance speech, Mr Omobayo expressed his gratitude to Mr Obaseki for finding him worthy to serve as his deputy.