Edo State Governor, Godwin Obaseki, has accepted the public apology made by his deputy, Philip Shaibu, noting that as a person of faith, he was under obligation to accept the apology.
In a letter the governor said in good faith, he trusts that the public apology as expressed by Shaibu is genuine and followed by contrite steps to improve his conflict resolution skills.
According to him, allegations brought forward against him by Shuaibu during the period of their misunderstanding were unfortunate and disheartening, noting that his actions were detrimental to the democratic order in the state.
Obaseki further expressed sincere hope that rhetorics birthed by the disagreement will be laid to rest forthwith to enable his administration finish strong and deliver the dividends of democracy to the greatest number of Edo people over this final twelve 12 months.
