According to Uwajaren, Osun is not the first state to face EFCC’s action, recalling that they did the same to Edo State.
He added that the EFCC restricted the account of the Edo State government when funds were being moved to suspicious accounts, stating that they were able to preserve N12 billion.
“We didn’t have any reason to intervene in Ekiti the way we are intervening now in Osun. You don’t have access to information as we have.
“We are not targeting anybody but simply doing our job,” he said.
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