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 E do factional Speaker, Okiye, impeached Factional Speaker of the Edo state House of Assembly Hon. Frank Okiye who was elected by minority of Edo members Elect, in a questionable nocturnal inauguration on the 17th of June, 2019, was allegedly impeached today, Monday, 12th October, and Hon Marcus Onobun, who represents Esan west Constituency, was made to replace him as the new factional Speaker of the House. The change in the leadership of the House may not be unçonnected with a brewing feud between the governor of Edo state, Mr. Godwin Obaseki and his Deputy, Hon. Phillip Shuaibu. However, what prompted the power tussle between the Governor and his Deputy is yet unknown, considering the fact that election has just been concluded. It could however be recalled that, the majority 17 members of the Edo state House of Assembly, has Rt. Hon. Victor Sabor Edoror as the Speaker of the House.

EDHA OPENS CANS OF WORMS, EXPOSE THE CLANDESTINE ACTIVITIES OF EDO GOVT. By: Oriaifoh Godwins On Wednesday, September 9, the Edo State House of Assembly exposed the clandestine and frivolous activities of the government of Edo State, when during plenary, the House denied approving the sum of N1.56billion naira loan for the Godwin Obaseki led government of the State. Rt. Hon. Emmanuel Agbaje, the Deputy Speaker of the House, who represents, Akoko Edo II constituency, under matter of personal exploration, said; " … the Mr. Godwin Obaseki led government has succeeded in completely killing the principles of separation of powers… the government operate like a totalitarian administration, everything is done within the Government House, the House of Assembly Premises has been denigrated, and the seven dissident members of the House, who have been compromised, are currently hiding in the Government House, and claiming to be carrying out legislature functions…" Hon. Agbaje

EDO 2020 GUBER: EDHA SPEAKER, URGE EDOLITES TO VOTE FOR A PLAUSIBLE CANDIDATE Speaker, Edo state House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Victor Edoror, on Wednesday, 9 September, has called on the people as well as those resident in Edo state, to vote for a Candidate that respects the Rule of Law, so as to enhance peace, tranquility, progress and development of Edo state. Rt. Hon. Edoror made this call at the plenary of the House, as he pointed out that the current governor of Edo state Mr. Godwin Obaseki has no respect for the Rule of Law as he has desmonstrated this in the past four years of his administration; saying, the way the governor of Edo state has so far muffled the first arm of government, the legislature of Edo state, and turning Edo state to a laughing stock amongst the comity of democracy loving states, as well as looking at his programmes and manifesto that is empty, in terms of making Edo state better and prospering the state, clearly shows that Mr Godwin  Obaseki has n

Edo 2020 Guber: ...be law abiding... Speaker, EDHA By: Oriaifoh Godwins The Speaker, Edo state House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Victor Sabor Edoror during the plenary held today, Tuesday September 1st, urged all Edolites as well as those resident in Edo state to be law abiding and avoid any act that may undermine democratic principles and practices before, during and after the September 19 Edo gubernatorial election. Speaking further, Edoror said; "...we must put right the wrongs that has so far been done to our dear state by conducting ourselves in a peaceful manner to ensure a hitch free election...." It would be recalled that, for some time now, Edo state has always been in the news for the wrong reasons, thereby making the state a laughing stock amongst the comity of democratic states. Thereafter, the Deputy Speaker, Rt. Hon. Emmanuel Agbaje representing Akoko Edo l, moved the motion for adjournment, and Hon. Washington Osa Osifo who represents Uhumwode constituency

Contract breach judgment: Firm lists 33 Nigeria's UK properties to be sold • We will pursue all remedies available –  AGF By: Sharon Ehimegbe Sequel to the judgment given to Eurafic power Limited, against the Federal Government by a United Kingdom High Court, that some identifiable properties be confiscated and disposed, over alleged breach of contract entered into on the sale of Sapele Power Station, about 33 properties belonging to Nigeria in the UK have been identified and listed to be forfeited. The development comes as Nigeria continues to battle another firm, P&ID, which is attempting to seize $9bn Nigerian assets. In the fresh case with number CL-2017-000781 a UK High Court ordered the payment of $2.51m, £225, 949.19 and N57.9m (a combined N1.12bn based on the current Central Bank of Nigeria’s exchange rate). The legal tussle emanated from a contract entered into by the Federal Government and Eurafric Power Limited in February 2013. The firm entered in

EDO: EDHA cautions Edo executive to respect boundaries By: Oriaifoh Godwins  The Edo state House of Assembly, EDHA, in their last plenary, on Tuesday 25th August , cautioned the executive governor of Edo state, Mr. Godwin Nogheghase Obaseki to be mindful and respect the boundries that exist between the three arms of government, viz: the Executive, Legislature and the Judiciary. Edo Assembly passed this clear message across to the executive arm of Edo government, going by the spate of illegalities that have been, and are still being supported by the executive arm of government. This caution by EDHA became necessary due to the various anomalies that the House termed executive rascality, which according to EDHA, has made Edo state to again be in the news, again for the wrong reasons that has always been associated with Edo state for the wrong reasons. Speaking, on the unconstitutional clearance of two civil Commissioners nominated by the governor, to fill the vacancies a

Eurafric Power Ltd Execute  Arbitration award against FG in London. By: Oriaifoh Godwins Report have indicated that the Federal Government cannot account for most of its properties situated in the United Kingdom and that the use to which some of these properties have been made in the past did not serve the purpose they were meant for. Chief Godwin Obla, SAN, made this known in a report his Chambers OBLA & CO, sent to the Attorney General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami, and which was equally copied Ambassador George Adesola Oguntade, the High Commissioner of Nigeria to United Kingdom, who called the attention of the federal Government to the great risk this nonchalant attitude pose to the country. The Senior Advocate acting on behalf of his client who had dragged the federal government to the London Court of International Arbitration, LCIA, after an earlier arbitration to make the federal government compensate EURAFRIC Power limited over an allege