Edo State Deputy Governor and gubernatorial aspirant, Comrade Philip Shaibu, vehemently denies allegations of betrayal against Governor Obaseki, asserting that his unwavering support for the governor has come at a political cost. Responding to accusations on Arise TV’s “The Morning Show,” Shaibu dismisses claims of ineligibility based on his shared origin with Oshiomhole, deeming it a diversion tactic. He emphasizes the people’s desire for an accessible, action-oriented candidate and outlines his close connection with them. Shaibu refutes betrayal allegations against Oshiomhole, citing their agreement to combat godfatherism. He expresses a sense of betrayal by recent actions taken against him, estimating a political capital loss in Edo North due to his support for Obaseki. Shaibu details plans for infrastructural development, economic growth, and job creation, pledging ethical governance. Despite campaign funding challenges, he expresses confidence in gaining momentum and delivering desired positive change.
How support for Obaseki cost me political capital – Shaibu
How support for Obaseki cost me political capital - Shaibu
