Anyone who was at the office of the deputy governor of Edo State, Comrade Philip Shaibu, will wonder why his vehicles were parked outside the gate.
It was not a personal decision of his, but he was denied access to his office at the Government House in Benin, the state’s capital.
The gate to the deputy governor’s office, according to a source, was locked and nobody was there to help him enter the entrance.
The source said: “The Deputy Governor was here this morning (Monday) the gate leading to his office was locked and there was no one to open it for him.
“I think his office has also been shut because of the new office he was told to move to outside the government house.
“He waited for almost 30 minutes before he left. I don’t know if he had gone to his new office, but he was not allowed to move into the one in the government house.”
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Below are the pictures of Shaibu, unable to gain entry into the government house.
The Edo State House of Assembly had rejected the alleged impeachment of the Deputy Governo, Philip Shaibu.
The Speaker, Blessing Agbebaku, hinted on this during a meeting with Governor Godwin Obaseki at the Government House on Friday, stressing that the governor had never discussed the subject with the house.
Shaibu had withdrew the case he filed at the Federal High Court in Abuja, asking the court to stop his alleged impeachment by Governor Godwin Obaseki and the Edo State House of Assembly.
