Governor Godwin Obaseki of Edo has stated that the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has plans to detain him next week after the end of his tenure.
In a recent report by Punch, Obaseki stated that if he is detained, he plans to use the time productively by focusing on research. He emphasized his commitment to Edo State, describing the projects he has completed as meaningful contributions to the state’s future.
Obaseki highlighted his administration’s focus on the needs of Edo residents, particularly through key reforms aimed at improving their lives. He pointed to various accomplishments as evidence of his dedication to what he believes will be lasting benefits for the people of Edo.
In Obaseki’s words: “I hear that the EFCC will pick me up next week after my tenure. Wherever they keep me, I’ll spend time doing research. There are many things we have done that can be described as legacy projects. I believe in Edo State. One of the enduring achievements is our focus on the Edo people and issues that matter to them, implementing necessary reforms”