The Edo state house of assembly has reinstated two suspended lawmakers after five months.
They are Daniel Okogbe, a Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) lawmaker representing Akoko-Edo II, and Adeh Isibor, elected on the platform of the All Progressives Congress (APC) to represent Esan north-east I.
In May, the assembly suspended three lawmakers over an alleged plot to impeach the speaker and other principal officers.
However, Bright Iyamu, representing Orhionmwon south, was recalled in June after being found “remorseful”.
At the plenary on Wednesday, Blessing Agbebaku, speaker of the house, announced that the assembly had agreed to reinstate the two remaining lawmakers.
He said the decision was endorsed by all members of the house.
Agbebaku expressed gratitude to all the lawmakers for their commitment to passing significant bills and resolutions.
Subsequently, the assembly approved a calendar of 57 sitting days for the mext quarter.
The speaker also congratulated Monday Okpebholo, Edo state governor-elect, on his victory at the September 21 governorship election
The Cable
