Big Story: Shocking Revelation In Late Edwin Clark’s Will To Wives, Details Emerged

The late renowned Ijaw leader and elder statesman, Edwin Clark, was a lawyer and politician. He worked with the administrations of Samuel Ogbemudia, a former military governor, and Gen. Yakubu Gowon, a former Head of State, between 1966 and 1975.

Until his death in February 2025 at the ripe age of 97, Clark, who founded Edwin Clark University in 2015, was a strong voice for the emancipation of the oppressed and the Niger Delta, where he hailed from.

Although many viewed the late Clark as controversial, those who knew him well and worked closely with him maintained that he was a no-nonsense man who would not remain silent in the face of tyranny, to paraphrase the words of Nobel laureate Prof. Wole Soyinka.

For some inexplicable reasons, however, talks about him being controversial have again been gaining traction, especially after the details of his Will surfaced recently.

In the Will sighted by Society Watch, the deceased left behind billions of naira in several banks, and properties scattered all over the country. However, Clark reportedly deliberately left his three wives in the cold, as they are not included among the beneficiaries of his vast estate in the Will prepared in October 2022,Hit. Read. . More.  —  To Uncover Full News