Loading video...

Video Failed to Load

Go Home

So before Obidiot and adeleke boys cry over the Account Freezing Debacle by the EFCC👇🙆 kindly remember that the state government informed us through Kolapo Alimi, Mallam Olawale Rasheed and several other appointees of the governor that the government has written to EFCC to conduct a thorough and unbiased...

26,470 views • 5 days ago •via X (Twitter)

0 Comments

No comments available

Comments from the original post will appear here

Related Videos

EFCC AND THE ABANDONED $7M. WILL PROVIDUS BANK GO SCOTT FREE: EFCC MUST COME CLEAN. 1. The sum of $7 million in cash was deposited at the headquarters of Providus Bank in Victoria island Lagos on March 26 and 27 this 2025. 2. The money was deposited in cash not by a proxy robot or the snake that swallowed WAEC money in Benue but by a human person. There are CCTV cameras in and out of the bank premises. 3. Rather than pay the money into the customer's Domiciliary account , the whole money was deposited into the vaults of Providus Bank, which is completely against all CBN guidelines regarding such transactions. 4. An insider informant drew the attention of EFCC to the suspicious and fraudulent transaction. 5. Fully aware of the consequences of such action, PROVIDUS bank deliberately refused to do the needful: inform NFIU, EFCC and Police anti fraud unit. This is a further confirmation that the highest management of PROVIDUS bank is aware of the shady deal. 6. Eventually EFCC went to the PROVIDUS bank HQ unannounced, retrieved the money and arrested a key staff member who collected the illegal deposit and who opened up and confirmed that the money belongs to Aisha Achimugu', an Abuja socialite. 7. On invitation by EFCC, Aisha Achimugu' denied Knowledge of the money and even the depositor. She added that what she knows as a fact is that she collected a loan of $7m.from Providus bank which she was yet to pay back 8. With Aisha's barefaced denial EFCC applied for permanent forfeiture of $7M and the court granted it after a public notice for anybody with claim on the said money to come forward and prove ownership. Nobody came Forward 9. It is understandable if Aisha Achimugu cannot be charged to court for money laundering for lack of direct incontrovertible evidence. 10. But being in custody of $7M in cash which violates all CBN, EFCC and NFIU and ICPC acts, EFCC has no reason not to prosecute key compliance officers of the bank. 11. Shying away and refusing to do that means EFCC is giving the larger public the impression that it gives cover for institutions and individuals to commit fraud for A CUT OF THE SWEET CAKE AND BOOTY. Well done EFCC. A DAY IS COMING - Shehu Mahdi

Chudé

287,523 views • 10 months ago

IG of Police Is a Blackmailer Who Plays to the Gallery – Osun Information Commissioner, Kolapo Alimi The Osun State Commissioner for Information and Public Enlightenment, Kolapo Alimi, has strongly criticised the Inspector-General of Police, Olatunji Disu, accusing him of "playing to the gallery" during his recent visit to Osun State and alleging that his comments were politically motivated. Speaking during a podcast aired on Sunday in both Yoruba and English, Alimi described the Inspector-General as a "blackmailer" whose conduct was allegedly intended to serve the interests of the opposition APC rather than uphold professional policing. According to the Commissioner, the Inspector-General's public comments suggesting that Governor Ademola Adeleke was harbouring suspected criminals in the Government House were inappropriate and inconsistent with the conduct expected of the nation's highest-ranking police officer. Alimi said: "A truly unbiased and professional police officer would have discussed the issue with the Governor behind the scenes instead of making such uncomplimentary and unsubstantiated remarks in the presence of journalists. That was done in bad faith. That is a subtle blackmail to destroy the reputation of the Governor. That is playing to the gallery to seek public validation. That was unbecoming of a professional and diligent Inspector-General of Police. A diligent police officer should have got the touted criminals arrested before even coming to Osun if truly the Governor is harbouring criminals." The Commissioner maintained that the Inspector-General's remarks were biased and politically motivated, alleging that they were aimed at advancing the interests of the APC rather than ensuring impartial law enforcement. It will be recalled that during his meeting with Governor Ademola Adeleke last Thursday, the Inspector-General of Police stated that he had been briefed by the Commissioner of Police in Osun State that some wanted suspects, including Emir Ajagungbade, Nurudeen Alowonle, Solomon Adefioye (popularly known as Solo Iwara), Jide Jọda and other persons on the police wanted list, were allegedly taking refuge within the Osun State Government House, thereby preventing their arrest by the police. Governor Adeleke, however, rejected the allegation, insisting that no wanted criminal was being shielded within the Government House.

Al-hamdaany Al-Adaby Abdullah Arije

16,736 views • 1 month ago