The Deputy Governor of Edo State, Dennis Idahosa, has addressed allegations of a plot to create disunity between him and Governor Monday Okpebholo. In a statement, Idahosa revealed that he is aware of false narratives being circulated online, allegedly sponsored by individuals seeking to drive a wedge between the governor and his deputy.
According to Idahosa, these individuals are uncomfortable with the level of unity within the state’s leadership and are attempting to undermine it through misinformation. He stated that the alleged plotters are trying to sow discord, but their efforts will be futile. Idahosa emphasized his loyalty to the governor and commitment to the administration’s agenda, saying that as long as they remain united, any plan to create disunity will fail.
Idahosa reaffirmed his support for Governor Okpebholo, describing their partnership as firm and unbreakable. He warned that any attempt to weaken the cohesion of the administration would be unsuccessful, stating that such efforts are “dead on arrival.” The deputy governor’s statement comes amid reports of attempts to create divisions within the state’s leadership.
The Edo State government has been focused on implementing its agenda, with Governor Okpebholo and Deputy Governor Idahosa working together to address key issues in the state. The alleged plot to create disunity between the two leaders is seen as an attempt to undermine the administration’s progress. Idahosa’s statement is a clear indication that the deputy governor and the governor are united and committed to their shared goals.
The situation in Edo State is being closely monitored, with many watching to see how the administration will navigate these challenges. The governor and his deputy have been working to promote unity and stability in the state, and their commitment to their partnership is seen as a key factor in the state’s progress. As the administration continues to implement its agenda, it remains to be seen how the alleged plot to create disunity will affect the state’s leadership.
