EFCC Arrests PDP Spokesperson, Olisa Metuh.
Officials of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, on Tuesday arrested the National Publicity Secretary Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Olisa Metuh.
He was picked up at his residence located at Drive One, Prince and Princess Estate, in the Games Village area of Abuja today. Four officials of the commission stormed his residence in the early hours of the day and asked him to follow them to the commission’s headquarters.
Metuh’s Special Assitant, Mr. Richard Ihediwa, confirmed the arrest of his boss. He said:
He was picked up at his residence located at Drive One, Prince and Princess Estate, in the Games Village area of Abuja today. Four officials of the commission stormed his residence in the early hours of the day and asked him to follow them to the commission’s headquarters.
Metuh’s Special Assitant, Mr. Richard Ihediwa, confirmed the arrest of his boss. He said:
“Upon enquiry on the reasons for the invitation (by the EFCC officials), the officials stated that he has some issues to clear with the commission.
“They also said he was not being arrested but friendly invited. The operatives, four in number, came in a White unmarked Toyota Hiace bus.”
He added that Metuh was still being kept at the commission’s headquarters while his lawyers were making frantic efforts to reach him.
“They also said he was not being arrested but friendly invited. The operatives, four in number, came in a White unmarked Toyota Hiace bus.”
He added that Metuh was still being kept at the commission’s headquarters while his lawyers were making frantic efforts to reach him.
Metuh is said to be under investigation for allegedly collecting about N1.4bn from the office of the former National Security Adviser, Col. Sabo Dasuki.
The money he allegedly collected from Dasuki was alleged to be part of the funds meant for the procurement of arms and ammunition that would have helped our soldiers defeat Boko Haram.
The money he allegedly collected from Dasuki was alleged to be part of the funds meant for the procurement of arms and ammunition that would have helped our soldiers defeat Boko Haram.
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