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Edo demolishes security post at Shaibu’s Benin residence

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Officials of the Edo state security network (ESSN), alongside members of the public works volunteers (PUWOV), have demolished the security post at the residence of Philip Shaibu, former deputy governor of Edo state. 

Armed police officers provided cover for the demolition squad on Sunday.

The demolished security post sat at the entrance to Shaibu’s residence, which is located in GRA, Benin city.

The structure shared a wall with the Benin golf course, and served as temporary shelter for security operatives who watched over the residence.

Video clips showing the demolition exercise have been making the rounds on social media.

In one of the footage, a bulldozer could be seen demolishing the structure, while residents and police officers looked on.

The demolition of the structure came days after Shaibu was impeached as the deputy governor of Edo by the state house of assembly.

Last Monday, Shaibu was impeached after members of the Edo assembly adopted the report of a seven-member investigative panel.

The panel was set up by Daniel Okungbowa, chief judge of Edo, and was headed by S. A. Omonuwa, a retired justice.

Shaibu was accused of “misconduct, perjury, and disclosure of government secrets”.

Subsequently, Godwin Obaseki, governor of Edo, picked Omobayo Godwins as his deputy.

Shaibu said he was impeached because of his desire to contest the 2024 Edo governorship election.

Obaseki and Shaibu have been at loggerheads since the buildup to the Edo governorship election.

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Again, Another Nigerian Air Force Helicopter Crash In Makurdi

Eyewitness report told Ohibaba.con that the incident occured Wednesday at Utur Tse-Igboji, Bar Council Ward, Makurdi along Welfare Quarters to Mopol 13 Ring Road. No lives were lost.

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•Stephen Ikpam, an eyewitness, at the scene

Another tragedy involving a Nigerian Air Force helicopter was averted in Markurdi following an emergency landing of the aircraft on a farmland due to a technical fault.

Eyewitness report told Ohibaba.con that the incident occured Wednesday at Utur Tse-Igboji, Bar Council Ward, Makurdi along Welfare Quarters to Mopol 13 Ring Road. No lives were lost.

“We all rushed to the scene to support the officers on board, and to the glory of God, they all came out alive. It would have been a double tragedy if the helicopter had crashed, “ said one Stephen Ikpam.

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Breaking: Military rescue 20 corps members, civilian in Imo

The victims were reportedly abducted while travelling through the state, prompting security agencies to launch an operation to locate and rescue them.

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The military, Department of State Services, DSS, police and other security agencies have rescued twenty prospective National Youth Service Corps, NYSC, members and one civilian abducted in Imo State.

The victims were reportedly abducted while travelling through the state, prompting security agencies to launch an operation to locate and rescue them.

The rescued victims are currently receiving medical attention at a DSS facility, according to security sources, while efforts are ongoing to establish the circumstances surrounding the abduction and apprehend any remaining suspects.

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Military Chiefs Visit Ondo Crash Site As Underwater Search Intensifies

The Nigerian Navy has also brought in specialized hydrographic divers to map the murky waters while plans are underway to use swamp buggies for excavation.

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Top military chiefs have visited the crash site of the Nigerian Air Force ATR-42 aircraft in Igbokoda, Ondo State.

The Western Naval Command FOC, Rear Admiral Abubakar Mustapha and Logistics Command AOC, Air Vice Marshal Abubakar Abdul Suleh led the visit to inspect ongoing recovery efforts.

To locate the submerged aircraft, teams have deployed advanced underwater sonar equipment and drones across the difficult mangrove terrain.

The Nigerian Navy has also brought in specialized hydrographic divers to map the murky waters while plans are underway to use swamp buggies for excavation.

Rear Admiral Mustapha thanked the Ondo State Government, local communities and emergency agencies for their support while appealing to the public to remain calm as the operation continues.

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