The Imo State governorship candidate of the Accord Party, Ikedi Ohakim, yesterday said he did not steal money as governor of the state, between 2007 and 2011.
Ohakim stated this to the people of Okigwe Local Government Area when he visited them for his ongoing governorship campaign in the state, Vanguard reports.
In that event, Ohakim was said to have been welcomed by the Okigwe people where he was praised for taking care of pensioners during his regime.
He said:
“Despite the gang-up and distractions against my government, I served the people of the state well and addressed their needs while I was in office.
“I did not steal government money while in office as governor and I did not allocate a plot of land to myself. I still live in the three bedroom bungalow which I built in 1992 as a commissioner.
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