Former Deputy Governor, Philip Shaibu, has broke his silence as he denounce in strongest terms the illegal impeachment by Edo State of Assembly.
He said is impeachment was based on his legitimate ambition to contest for the governorship election in the state. and all allegations against him are baseless. He’ll fi¥ht this injustice with every utter of strength in his being .
He is calling on all well meaning Nigerian to support him in the course of justice.
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