Edo 2024: "I'm being beaten, but I'm not fighting" - Shaibu, Obaseki and the rift

Edo 2024: “I’m being beaten, but I’m not fighting” – Shaibu, Obaseki and the rift

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Edo State Deputy Governor Philip Shaibu disclosed on Monday that he had been assaulted.

Mr. Shaibu disclosed this while insisting that he was not in a contest with the state governor, Mr. Godwin Obaseki.

Mr. Scheib vowed on the TVC program “Journalists Hangout” that he would never fight back.

Recall that Shaibu was involved in a nasty tussle with Obaseki over which he was barred from office.

Mr. Shaibu publicly apologized to Mr. Obaseki after being locked out of his office.

However, some claim that Mr Obaseki is still not satisfied with his deputy.

Amid the outrage, Scheib announced his intention to run for governor in 2024.

He expressed hope that Mr. Obaseki and Edo North Senator Mr. Adams Oshiomhole would support him.

According to Shaibu, “Adams Oshiomhole will support me because the people of Edo want what is theirs and I have what is mine there.

“I am confident that Mr. Obaseki will support me, my name and my political party, PDP.

“I’m not fighting, I’m being beaten. I booked and paid for a hotel, but a government official threatened to demolish the place. It’s because I’m the candidate.

“I’m not going to fight because once we get the ticket, we all need to work and the state needs a unifier.”

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Source: dailypost.ng

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