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Edo assembly speaker resigns – Spokesperson

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Blessing Agbebaku, the resigned Speaker, Edo State House of Assembly

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The speaker’s spokeswoman, Ivy Adodo-Ebojele, announced the resignation in a Facebook post on Monday but said further details would be released later.

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