Edo Assembly Speaker Agbebaku Resigns

The Speaker of the Edo State House of Assembly, Blessing Agbebaku, has resigned from office.
Agbebaku stepped down on Monday amid moves by some lawmakers to remove him through impeachment proceedings.
His resignation was confirmed on Facebook by his media aide, Ivy Adodo-Ebojele, who said more details about the circumstances surrounding his exit would be made available later.
“EDO ASSEMBLY SPEAKER RT HON CHIEF BLESSING AGBEBAKU RESIGNS,” she wrote.
The development has created a fresh leadership vacuum in the Edo Assembly, as lawmakers are expected to begin the process of electing a new Speaker.
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