The leadership of the Obidient Movement has accused Nigeria’s anti-graft agency, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), of witch-hunting its members.
The accusation follows the invitation and detention of two members of the movement — Peter Akah and Oruche Precious — over the alleged abuse of the naira. The duo have since been released but were asked to report back to the agency.
Both activists, Peter and Mama Pee, had also declared that they would not be intimidated or forced into silence after completing a second round of questioning by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission over allegations of naira abuse. They also reaffirmed their total support for the Obidient Movement and its principal, Peter Obi.
The movement described the investigation as politically motivated and accused the EFCC of failing to probe what it called “humongous atrocities and economic sabotage” committed by those in authority.
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