The Commission while admitting for the first time that its operatives arrested Babalele, who is also the Finance Director of Atiku’s group of companies, justified the arrest of the man, saying that he was engaged in money laundering to the tune of€150 million.
Although the EFCC had initially kept mute over the arrest of Babalele, the agency on Monday tried to douse rising tension over the detention of the man, admitting that he was in its custody but did not indicate the exact location where the man was being kept. However when contacted, the acting spokesman for EFCC, Mr. Tony Orilade, who confirmed the detention of Babalele, however declined further comments on the matter, insisting that the commission does not conduct its investigation in the media.The development followed complaint by Atiku that his son-in-law had been arrested by the EFCC without any justification.
However when contacted, the acting spokesman for EFCC, Mr. Tony Orilade, who confirmed the detention of Babalele, however declined further comments on the matter, insisting that the commission does not conduct its investigation in the media.The development followed complaint by Atiku that his son-in-law had been arrested by the EFCC without any justification.According to a statement by Atiku’s Media Adviser, Mr.
vanguardngr Nonsense. EFCC should credit Nigerians with a little intelligence & use a little finesse in carrying out their arrests that are targeted only at perceived enemies of the regime.
vanguardngr EfccApc nonsense
vanguardngr Pursuing shadow leaving substance what of Tinubu bullion Van whAt re you waiting to arrest him rubbish
vanguardngr No justification than shameful action by the efcc on atiku son in law.
vanguardngr A rigged EFCC