The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has reportedly
seized houses worth millions of naira belonging to Ekiti Governor
Ayodele Fayose. According to Punch, the properties were located in affluent areas of Lagos and Abuja. The
houses were seized as part of the ongoing investigation into the N1.219
that Fayose allegedly received from the Office of the National Security
Adviser when Colonel Sambo Dasuki (retired).
This came as the governor said he remained unmoved by the alleged media trial adopted by the EFCC against him, according to reports on Saturday.
Fayose
said that the anti-graft agency and its collaborators in the All
Progressives Congress (APC) should not be in a hurry in their
ill-motive, rather they should wait till 2018 after his tenure when he
will "confront their lies".
He said the EFCC was at liberty to
continue using the APC media organs to feed the public with concocted
stories all in an attempt to tarnish his image.
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