Oshiomhole, who is now the Senator-Elect for Edo North Senatorial District from the February 25 general election, stated this during an interview with newsmen in Benin City, the Edo State capital.
He maintained that if Obaseki had performed well as Edo State Governor, then he would not be worried about the electorate voting against his party, the Peoples Democratic Party.
The Senator-elect also accused the Obaseki-led state government of not allowing the parliament to function the way it should be in other saner climes.
Specifically, Oshiomhole alleged that his successor has ruled Edo State like a sole administrator, adding that he may be hunted by ‘guilty conscience.’
Speaking further, the former governor explained that the House of Assembly candidates vying for a seat in the Edo Parliament are hungry to ensure that the governor spends resources in a manner that captures the aspirations of their various constituents.
