Edo State Government Issues Ultimatum to Ex-Deputy Governor Over Government Property
The Edo State government has issued a one-week ultimatum to the immediate past Deputy Governor, Godwin Omoigui, to return government property in his possession or face arrest. Despite earlier reminders, Omoigui has failed to surrender various items, including vehicles and documents, acquired during his tenure.
The government emphasizes the need to uphold transparency and integrity in public service. Failure to comply within the stipulated period will lead to legal action and possible arrest to ensure the immediate recovery of state assets.
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