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Nigeria: Edo Govt Gives Ex-Deputy Governor Ultimatum to Return State's Property

Edo State warns former Deputy Governor Godwin Omobayo to return vehicles, documents, and assets within seven days or face arrest and legal recovery of state property.

  • On Tuesday, the Edo State Government issued a seven-day ultimatum to former Deputy Governor Godwin Omobayo to return all government properties, according to Fred Itua's release in Benin.
  • The state noted that assets used in public service remain state property and are not for personal retention, and the government says retaining such property unlawfully breaches public trust.
  • Despite formal reminders, the government says vehicles, documents and other state-owned assets assigned to Godwin Omobayo remain unsurrendered.
  • Authorities said legal measures, including arrest and asset recovery, will follow non-compliance, urging Godwin Omobayo to respect the directive as Edo State Government commits to accountability and due process.
  • Governor Monday Okpebholo's administration framed the ultimatum as part of a wider push for transparency and said it will uphold transparency, discipline, and integrity in public service, noting Godwin Omobayo was sworn in on April 8, 2024 under former Governor Godwin Obaseki amid recent PDP criticism.
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Daily Post Nigeria broke the news in Nigeria on Tuesday, October 28, 2025.
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