The Special Adviser to the governor on Political Matter Engagement and Mobilization, Honourable Utubor Eugene has disclaimed the statement Credited to one Osatofo Aitolo circulating in some segments of social media platforms saying that the statement is not from the Special Adviser to the governor on political matter engagement and mobilization.
As such does not represent the opinion or position of the office but solely the prerogative of the author who has since been disengaged from representing the office in any capacity and therefore urged the general public to disregard the statement.
According to a Press Statement issued, Signed and made available to the Press in Benin City today at the State capital, Honourable Eugene said that the statement is not a reflection of his office and therefore urged the public to discontenance it.
“The Office of Honourable Eugene Utubor Special Adviser to the governor on political matter engagement and mobilization wishes to formally address and clarify the social media report titled “Sir Owaen Fred Itua: A Vital Asset Needed For The Full Actualization Of The SHINE Agenda,” authored by Osatofoh Aitolo.
” The report which is circulating in some segments of social media platforms did not originate from the
Special Adviser to the governor on Political matter engagement and mobilization, It does not reflect the opinion or position of my office.
“This statement serves to inform the public that the contents and assertions made by the author are solely his own and do not reflect the views of this office.
“Furthermore, we would like to clarify that Mr. Osatofoh Aitolo has since been disengaged from any responsibilities linked to this office due to unauthorized releases and related discrepancies regarding our communications.
“Honourable Eugene Utubor and the Special Adviser to the governor on political matter engagement and mobilization remain committed to supporting and advancing the SHINE Agenda under the leadership of Senator Monday Okpebholo. We encourage the public to disregard the misleading information presented in the aforementioned report.
“We appreciate the continued suppor t of the public and urge everyone to rely on verified communications from this office for accurate information regarding our initiatives and objectives.”