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Okpebholo recovers 30 government vehicles from ex-Edo governor Obaseki’s appointees
Edo State Governor, Monday Okpebholo’s led administration has recovered 30 vehicles from officials of the immediate past governor of the State, Godwin Obaseki.
In a statement on Thursday, dated 25th of November, 2024, by Fred Itua, Chief Press Secretary to Governor Okpebholo, disclosed that the committee, led by Kelly Okungbowa was prepared to travel nationwide to recover the state-owned vehicles.
Mr. Itua also disclosed that four vehicles were retrieved from the residence of a former high-ranking official and another from a separate individual.
He assured Edo residents that more recoveries would be made before the two-week deadline set for the committee to complete its mandate.
The statement reads: “We have recovered two Land Cruiser Jeeps and two Toyota Hilux vehicles from a former high-ranking official of the immediate past government.
“One of the vehicles contained campaign posters and umbrellas.
“Another Hilux vehicle was also recovered, bringing the total number of vehicles retrieved since our operation began to 30.
“We appeal to the public for more information to aid our operations.
“Whistleblowers have been instrumental to our success, and we are committed to rewarding anyone who provides helpful tips.”
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