₦airaland Forum

LordBiden:
Good one,also check his source of wealth.

Bacteria8:
Supremacy of the law.

This development is good for Nigeria.

smartemperor042:
What's the source of your poverty?

dederocs:
https://punchng.com/naira-abuse-efcc-invites-billionaire-okoyas-sons/

https://guardian.ng/news/npf-detains-officers-in-viral-naira-abuse-video-involving-okoyas-sons/

A simple google search.

ojuu4u:
The number one reason we are suffering in this country is our taste for extravagant spending, starting from president to the poor, in fact, average Nigerians spend extravagantly than the elites.


Whenever I see some people talking, those people who are predominantly less than average, ....they would be talking how they went to club and waste money there, some how they go for expensive phone and wrist watch, yet the same people would be lamenting in another breath, how economy hard and how they are broke and things hard for them.

cr7lomo:
How is that an arrest?? Invite na same with arrest ?? What evidence do u have that shows they were in custody

fergie001:
SOURCE

arantess:
what of okoya son that abused naira?
oya defend it

ednut1:
you no get sense

aestake:
Okoya boyz nko?

2mch:
All of you wey de spray for party just de give EFCC free Owomida. Dem go do the arrest work pass their job.

ednut1:
show me links of their arrest

dederocs:
It's invite they invite people for such case, if you refuse invite they can declare you wanted. Everyone knows this is the procedure. E money too was invited, sometimes the words are used interchangeably.

You were saying nothing was done to them, am showing you they were invited and even made a public apology. The case is a bailable offence, and it's up to the discretion of the investigating officer to grant bail or not.

LordBiden:
Good one,also check his source of wealth.

cr7lomo:
But they arrested the officer that held the cash for them...and that's what sparked the outrage that made them invite them...of which they didn't even honour the invitation....show us proof that they went there .... not showing us apology on twitter ...
We are not fools... this food wey yorubas they cook de give everybody.... everybody go cook for them and we wan take see as dem wan take finish am ... dem no go fit complain cos we de pile up evidence.... the internet still de for record purposes

SmartyPants:
Okoya boyz nko what??

fergie001:
SOURCE

myners007:
It is profoundly disheartening that in a nation crippled by monumental corruption, institutional decay, and pervasive economic hardship, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has elected to expend its dwindling relevance on the arrest of Business Mogul, E-Money, for the ostensible offence of spraying dollars at a public event. One is compelled to ask: is this the apex of financial crime in Nigeria?

The EFCC, once envisioned as a formidable guardian of our fiscal integrity, has tragically metamorphosed into a performative agency — a toothless bulldog barking in the marketplace, seeking to impress rather than impact. Rather than channel its efforts into dismantling the entrenched networks of elite corruption, embezzlement, and fraudulent public procurement, it has chosen the path of sensationalism, pursuing high-profile figures for infractions that are, at best, symbolic.

This latest arrest reeks of clout-chasing — a hollow display of authority designed to massage public sentiment while the real architects of Nigeria's economic tragedy dine unperturbed in their ivory towers. It is almost certain that E-Money, like many before him, will regain his freedom in no time, and this episode will dissolve into yet another spectacle with no meaningful consequence.

Until the EFCC redirects its energies toward substantive economic crimes and the prosecution of powerful kleptocrats, it will remain a caricature of its intended purpose — loud, visible, but ultimately ineffectual.