From the former governor of Edo state, Chief Lucky Igbinedion to - TopicsExpress

From the former governor of Edo state, Chief Lucky Igbinedion to the people of the state I left office a poorer man than when I entered it. There is no money in Edo to loot when I was the governor. It is the state that is owing me money and not me owing. I borrowed money from my father and from Chief Anenih to run the govt. The Code of Conduct Tribunal said I refused to disclose the amount in my account which was N3.2 million. My Take: With all your mansions in Nigeria, london and US and exotic cars that littered your garage, you left office a poorer man. May the sweats of the suffering people of Edo state forgive you for adding pepper to their injuries. Uwese o, Lucky.

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