**No Link Between Okpebholo and Oyegun, Obi Attack, Says Iyamu** In a recent chat with PATRICK OCHOGA, Hon. Paddy Iyamu, Edo State's Commissioner for Education and Coordinator of the City Boy Movement in the state, shed light on various pressing issues affecting the state. Among these topics was the recent attack on former Edo State Governor, Adams Oshiomhole, and former Anambra State Governor, Peter Obi, by unknown hoodlums in Benin City, Edo State. When questioned about the alleged involvement of Governor Godwin Obaseki's deputy, Ehiozuwa Agbonyi Okpebholo, in this incident, Hon. Iyamu vehemently denied any link between Okpebholo and the attack. He stated that the deputy governor is not behind the unfortunate incident. As the Coordinator of the City Boy Movement in Edo State, Iyamu's comments carry significant weight, given the group's reputation for activism in the state. The City Boy Movement is known for promoting the economic and social interests of the people of Edo State, and Iyamu's position as Commissioner for Education demonstrates his commitment to driving positive change in the state. Iyamu also touched on the ongoing economic reforms in the state, highlighting the need for a more robust and inclusive economic system. He emphasized the importance of diversifying the state's economy, leveraging on the abundant natural resources and human capital in Edo State. In addition, Iyamu spoke on the ongoing reforms in the education sector, which include the implementation of new policies aimed at improving the quality of education in the state. As Commissioner for Education, Iyamu is at the forefront of these reforms, working tirelessly to ensure that students in Edo State receive the best possible education. When asked about his alleged ambition for the National Assembly, Iyamu neither confirmed nor denied the speculation, choosing instead to focus on his current responsibilities as Commissioner for Education and Coordinator of the City Boy Movement. Regardless of his future plans, Hon. Iyamu remains a prominent figure in Edo State politics, driving positive change and promoting the interests of the people.