Hotel inspection: Edo govt warns Shaibu not to act in breach of extant laws
Politics
THE Edo State Government has warned the impeached Edo State Deputy Governor, Philip Shiabu not to act in breach of extant laws as the ousted deputy governor led an entourage on an inspection of the site of the Radisson Hotel in Government Reserved Area (GRA), Benin City.
In a statement, Special Adviser on Media Projects, Crusoe Osagie, warned Shaibu not to disrupt the process of governance and subject himself to the law at all times.
He added: “Shaibu, just like any private citizen, can take a tour around the exceptional projects of Governor Godwin Obaseki.
“We warn, however, that both Philip Shaibu and the security agencies should not carry out actions that violate the laws and the constitution.
“Shaibu should be patient and wait for the Appeal Court to hear his matter; he needs to learn to subject himself to authority of the law.”
The government enjoined the good people of Edo State to go about their lawful business, rest assured that government will always ensure the protection of lives and property in line with extant laws in the State.
A.I
Sept. 30, 2024
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