Obasaki maintains ‘do or die’ comment ahead of Edo election

Obasaki maintains ‘do or die’ comment ahead of Edo election, In a recent interview, Obaseki explained, “It’s a do or die because if they do, we die. If they do, we die,” highlighting his concerns over what he describes as the opposition party’s reckless behavior.

“Just drive down the line,” he urged, emphasizing the apparent disparity in security resources between himself and former governors.

He pointed out that while he is a sitting governor, a former governor campaigning for the opposition enjoys more security, including police helicopters.

“As of 2 a.m. today in Agena Bode, two people were kidnapped,” he revealed, claiming armed policemen are being deployed across the state to suppress political dissent.

“You can’t run in the state,” he lamented, adding that police investigations seem biased against his party.

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The governor expressed frustration at the police’s handling of recent crimes, particularly an investigation into a police officer’s murder linked to an opposition event.

“The police, the IGP, said he was investigating, and that’s why he held people in detention without trial for over three weeks,” Obaseki said, questioning the fairness of the investigation.

Obaseki’s comments have drawn criticism from opposition figures, who suggest he is merely attempting to deflect attention from his party’s potential loss in the election.

However, he remains steadfast, asserting that the opposition orchestrates plans to rig the elections.

“I can assure you, you’re in Benin, you will see,” he promised, urging voter vigilance.