In a recent development in Edo State, Nigeria, the Speaker of the Edo House of Assembly, Blessing Agbebaku, revealed that the decision to serve an impeachment notice on Deputy Governor Philip Shaibu was a unanimous one, with 21 out of 24 members in agreement.

Speaking to members of the Catholic Men Organization of Nigeria, Benin Province, Agbebaku expressed gratitude for their efforts to mediate in the impeachment process. He emphasized that the decision was not solely his, but rather a collective one made by the majority of the assembly members.

Highlighting the democratic process within the assembly, Agbebaku clarified that as the head of the assembly, he abides by the decisions made by the majority of the members. In this case, 21 out of the 24 members signed the petition for impeachment, indicating a strong consensus among the legislators.

The speaker underscored the importance of unity and adherence to democratic principles in resolving such matters, emphasizing that any resolution would be determined by the collective will of the house, not by individual preferences.

This development underscores the complex dynamics of governance and decision-making in Nigeria, shedding light on the intricate processes involved in addressing political challenges within the state.

As the situation unfolds, it remains to be seen how the impeachment process will proceed and what implications it may have for the political landscape in Edo State. Stay tuned for further updates on this evolving story.

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