He said he would report to the EFCC office after handing to Ekiti state governor elect, Dr Kayode Fayemi, who will be sworn into office on October 16 2019
The governor explained that several actions of the Anti-graft Agency, including the freezing of his account and an attempt to secure a temporal forfeiture of his property indicates that there was a need to answer some questions.
He stressed that the immunity against investigations and prosecution which he enjoyed will expire on October 15, the EFCC should expect him at it's office the next day .
Governor Fayose added that he took the decisions base on his believe on the rule of law, not that he is prepared to clarify the issues surrounding the Anti-graft body's investigation on the stated date.
The letter that was personally signed by Governor Fayose reads "several and series actions of your commission for sometime now, including but not limited to freezing of my account and attempt to secure temporal forfeiture of my properties, are indicative of commissions desire to have me clarify some issues or answer some questions but for the immunity that i enjoy under the section 302 of the 1999 constitution as sitting governor of Ekiti State
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