The Executive Chairman of Isoko North Local Government, Elder Godwin Ogorugba, has approved the suspension of Comrade Joshua Alebe, the Supervisor for Environment. This follows an emergency meeting held earlier today with political appointees of the council.
According to an official statement released by Ikrumale Monday Gideon, Director of New Media to the Executive Chairman, Alebe’s suspension is the result of issues bordering on misconduct. The disciplinary action will last for one month, during which he will forfeit his salary, benefits, and will be excluded from all official engagements.
The public has also been cautioned against interpreting Alebe’s recent comments and social media activities as reflective of the official stance of the council. “Any statements or write-ups made by Comr. Alebe Joshua Onos are strictly his personal opinions and do not represent the views of the Executive Chairman or the Isoko North Local Government,” the statement emphasized.
It was further clarified that Alebe does not hold any official communication role within the council. “He is neither the Chief Press Secretary nor a Media Aide to the Chairman and, therefore, lacks the authority to speak on behalf of the administration,” the Director of New Media stated.
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Meanwhile Joshua has tendered a public apology over an initial post he made a day ago praising Hon Leo Ogor over his performance while in the House of Representatives.
The apology letter reads: “I sincerely want to use this medium to apologize to the general public, particularly any one or political leader who feels offended about my post yesterday where I said National Politics: Rt. Hon. Leo Ogor we miss U
“My post is just projecting my national leader, Rt Hon Leo Ogor Okuweh’s contribution in national politics against his critics but not to attack or insult any political leader.
“Please, sincerely from my heart, I am very sorry if anyone feels offended, I didn’t mean to attack anyone, it’s was just my personal opinion”.
This development has sparked interest and mixed reactions across the Isoko political landscape, as residents and political observers weigh in on the growing emphasis on discipline and responsible conduct within local governance structures.
As the suspension takes effect, all eyes remain on the Isoko North Local Government for the next steps the administration will take.
