Please Be Magnanimous In Victory, Let’s Put The Past Behind And Move On – Oshiomhole Beg Obaseki

In his letter to the Edo State Governor, which was made public by Oshiomhole’s media aide, Victor Oshioke, in Benin, on Monday, the ex-APC national chairman appealed to Obaseki to put the past behind.

Former governor of Edo State, Adams Oshiomhole has pleaded with Governor Godwin Obaseki, to put the past behind and move on while congratulating him on his Supreme Court victory on Monday, May 31.

In his letter to the Governor, which was made public by Oshiomhole’s media aide, Victor Oshioke, in Benin, on Monday, the ex-APC national chairman appealed to Obaseki to put the past behind.

“Congratulations on your victory at the Supreme Court, which has effectively laid to rest all matters arising from the last election,” the letter read in part.

“As I had repeatedly reminded you during our several meetings, our relationship has through the years developed beyond being friends to being brothers of different parents.

“Whatever happened is unfortunate, and I believe God has a reason for everything. I’ve put all behind me and moved on.

“As I’ve consistently advised, please be magnanimous in victory. You’re the Governor of all Edo people, regardless of political leanings. Once again, congratulations Your Excellency!”Photo Credit: Getty