It should be remembered in 2014 during the era of excessive terrorism and economic impunity, the leader of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor has been caught up in the web of money laundering using his private jet, confiscated in Johannesburg, South Africa with $10 million allegedly belongs to the preacher.

The money which has been confiscated by a South African court was meant for the purchase of arms. The cash are smuggled into South Africa by two Nigerians and an Israeli using his private jet.

Nobody seems to border about this issue.

How are we sure this man is not founding terrorist during the past administration?

How are we sure, the arms militant are using now were not bought by GEJ and Him?

How did CAN President avoid the law on money laundering and smuggle money into south Africa without the knowledge of South African government?

The issue move to national assembly

House of Representatives Raise The Issue

The APC Caucus noted "the attempt by the ruling party members to sweep the controversial smuggling of $9.3 million in cash allegedly meant to procure arms and ammunition from a security outfit in South Africa under the carpet".

The motion, which was sponsored by Hon. Kawu Sumaila (APC, Kano), was first tabled on the floor
of the House last week but was not passed.

Kawu re-raised a point of order under matters of urgent national importance calling attention to what he termed

"the scandalous smuggling of $9.3 million in a private jet belonging to the President of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Ayo Oritsejafor".

Moving the motion, Kawu stated that

"while many South African security agencies, including the National Prosecuting Authority are involved in thematter because of its gravity, nearly all the relevant Nigerian agencies, especially the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN), the Nigerian Airspace Management Authority (NCAA), and the Nigerian Customs Service (NCS) do not have any information on the matter"

Ihedioha however stated that debating the motion
was not necessary given the security implications
of the subject matter.

"My dear colleagues, I sincerely believe that this
motion, if passed, should go to the Joint Committees of the House on National Security and Defence for appropriate action - should it pass the question. But a debate on this is not necessary given its security implications," he said.

The deputy speaker ruled against the motion after
Hon. Jumoke Okoya Thomas (APC, Lagos) seconded it.

If it's sultan of Sokoto now it will never be swept under the carpet, he will nearly be chopped raw. ist because it involves Christian Nigerian seems to be quite?

Let there be no doubt no one is above the law, Lawyers, EFFC staff in the building help us forward this to Mr.Magu

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