Edo State Governor, Godwin Obaseki, says he would like to be remembered as the governor who transformed education in the state.
The governor, who disclosed this while talking with journalists, said reforming education in Edo State would create a new future for coming generations the state.
He said, “I want to be remembered in one, two or three generations from now, by that Edo child who benefitted from the world-class education delivered in our public schools. He or she will look back and say ‘Thank God we had a governor like Governor Obaseki who made it possible.”
Observing that critics of his government were those who had mischievous intentions, he said: “We have very violent critics and they don’t criticize on the issues. That’s the problem. They are angry that we’ve changed the status quo, the old order.
“People just cannot walk into Government House to tell lies to the governor or intimidate the governor to get money.
“So, of course, they say the government is doing nothing because we have decided to work for the many, instead of the few.”
