Edo State Commissioner for Information and Orientation, Paul Ohonbamu, has resigned.
Ohonbamu on Thursday in his letter of resignation addressed to Governor Godwin Obaseki said he decided to step aside for the “general good” and “pursuit of happiness” for Edo citizens.
Ohonbamu, noted that the governor’s second term bid is “firm and surefooted.”
He thanked him for the opportunity to serve in his “purposeful and sophisticated administration.”
“Without setting a precedent, I have decided to step aside as a cabinet member and operate outside it for the general good of Edo State and pursuit of happiness for the citizens.
“I remain eternally grateful to His Excellency, the Governor for indulging me in his purposeful and sophisticated administration.
“I greet you sir and the ever loyal members of the state executive council. I am particularly delighted that His Excellency’s second term bid is firm and surefooted.
This is coming a little over a month after Taiwo Akerele resigned as Obaseki’s Chief of Staff on April 25, 2020.
