'Oshiomhole Taught Me Politics' - Obaseki Deputy, Philip Shaibu Reveals
Shaibu explained that there were a lot of lessons to be learnt from the re-election of Governor Godwin Obaseki.
Joy Kalu 
Edo State Deputy Governor, Philip Shaibu, has stated that he has no issues with the former National Chairman of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Comrade Adams Oshiomhole, acknowledging that he taught him whatever he has achieved in politics.
Shaibu revealed this during a thanksgiving service held at Saint Philip Catholic Church in Jettu, Etsako West Local Government Area of the state, on Sunday, according to The Punch.
The event was part of activities to celebrate his re-election alongside his principal, Governor Godwin Obaseki, under the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party.
He said: “Adams Oshiomhole taught me all I know now politically. He made me stand my ground and help us end godfatherism. I have no quarrel with Adams Oshiomhole.
Shuaibu explained that there were a lot of lessons to be learned from the re-election of Governor Godwin Obaseki.
The deputy governor added: “We must come together as a nation in recognizing our shared interest in placing boundaries on our competition in order not to divide the nation into hostile and irreconcilable camps. This dangerous impasse is one area where the wisdom of Governor Godwin Obaseki has reigned supreme.”
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He further described Obaseki as a selfless governor whose thoughts are always about the state and the next generation. He appealed to the people of the state to support the administration to deliver on its campaign promises.
On the security situation in Edo State, the Deputy Governor said the State Government is on top of the game.
Earlier in his homily titled, “Rejoice in the Lord”, Bishop Godrick Shabba, admonished believers to be faithful to God.
He said that it was a heart of gratitude to God that brought the deputy governor and his family to the house of God.
