EFCC drills Bobrisky after he was stopped from fleeing the country through a KLM flight on Thursday night. Bobrisky has tried to sneak out of Nigeria twice in one week. His action follows multiple probes related to his alleged bribe claims against some EFCC officials.
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) is currently questioning Bobrisky following his alleged claim that he bribed some officials with N15 million to drop some charges against him. The controversial social media personality, whose real name is Idris Okuneye, was recently re-arrested and flown to Abuja for interrogation. He was again trying to flee from Nigeria, through a KLM flight.
Bobrisky’s latest arrest has garnered significant media attention. Sources indicate that the EFCC is focusing on claims he allegedly made in a viral shared by VDM. According to reports, Bobrisky suggested that he bribed some officers to influence the outcome of his legal troubles.
Details as EFCC drills Bobrisky
As the EFCC drills Bobrisky, investigators are working to verify the authenticity of his claims. Sources suggest that Bobrisky appeared anxious during the questioning. He is asked to provide evidence to support his allegations that he bribed the officials, we learnt.
The agency has repeatedly emphasized its commitment to maintaining integrity within its ranks. “We will thoroughly investigate any claims of corruption, whether they originate from inmates or external sources,” an EFCC source reportedly told Vanguard. This underscores the seriousness with which the EFCC is approaching the situation.
Bobrisky’s legal troubles have drawn attention for some time. Authorities initially arrested him on charges related to fraud and money laundering. His flamboyant lifestyle and controversial social media presence have made him a figure of public intrigue. This new allegation of bribery adds another layer to his already complex legal situation.
Reactions over Bobrisky’s rearrest
The news of Bobrisky’s re-arrest and the ongoing interrogation has sparked widespread discussions on social media. Many users have expressed disbelief at the bribery allegations, while others have criticized the EFCC for not addressing deeper systemic issues of corruption within its own ranks.
Critics argue that this case could set a precedent for handling of bribery allegations in Nigeria. “If Bobrisky’s claims are proven true, it raises serious questions about the integrity of the EFCC,” one legal analyst noted. This sentiment reflects a broader concern about corruption in law enforcement.
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