The newly appointed Deputy Governor of Edo State, Omobayo Godwin, has been sworn in on Monday by the Chief Judge, Daniel Okungbowa.
In his inaugural speech, Omobayo showed appreciation to the Governor of Edo State, Godwin Obaseki, and the leadership of the Peoples Democratic Party, for finding him deserving of the appointment.
He said that the oath of office he took connotes his legal acceptance of the appointment and also defines the legal limits that he can or cannot exceed while in office.
“Beyond this legal ceremony, it is imperative that l publicly express my profound gratitude to our respected Executive Governor, His Excellency, Governor Godwin Obaseki, and the leadership of our great party, the Peoples Democratic Party”. He added.
Omobayo has also been active in politics in his local government, building bridges of trust with the people and mobilising them for common causes, breaking political barriers to the disappointment of his opponents.
The Edo State Governor, Godwin Obaseki, has appointed a 38-year-old engineer, Omobayo Godwin, as the new deputy governor of the state. The appointment followed the impeachment of the former deputy governor, Philip Shaibu, by the state House of Assembly on Monday. According to the panel set up for the impeachment proceedings of the former deputy gov, Shuaibu was probed and sacked on allegations of perjury and leaking of the state […]
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