Edo State Governor, Godwin Obaseki, said on Wednesday that there was no rift between him and his predecessor in office, Mr. Adams Oshiomhole, who is also the National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress.

Obaseki made the clarification at the Benin Airport on his arrival in the state following a one-month vacation.

The governor described as “fake news” the reported rift with Oshiomhole over the his second term ambition.

Obaseki said that the people of the state should be engaging themselves with how the government could provide good governance and not on petty issues.

He said that Edo people should expect more “wake and see” as he had returned refreshed, feeling good, and ready to continue to deliver good governance to the people of the state.

Obaseki, who was accompanied by his wife, Betsy, arrived the Benin airport at 11.30am.

Combined security operatives from the 4th Brigade, DSS, and the Police had a hectic time controlling the crowd that thronged the airport to welcome the governor.

Deputy Governor Phillip Shaibu, Secretary to the state government, Osarodion Ogie, Edo State House of Assembly Speaker, Kabiru Adjoto and Chief of Staff to the governor, Taiwo Akerele, and some APC leaders were among officials who received Obaseki.

All the 18 local government chairmen, Ward and party leaders were on ground to also receive the governor.

(NAN)

U better not fight d finger that fed u...
Remember d 48 laws of power, this is politics if u know u know