Former Chairman of the National Human Rights Commission, Chidi Odinkalu, and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) engage in a war of words following the arrest of Nigerian crossdresser, Idris Okuneye, popularly known as Bobrisky>>>>CONTINUE READING HERE
Bobrisky was apprehended at Pinnock Estate in Lagos State and detained in the EFCC’s Lagos command office, sparking controversy over the circumstances surrounding his arrest.
In response to the EFCC’s disclosure of initiating an investigation into Bobrisky for allegedly spraying Naira notes, Odinkalu voiced his concerns, highlighting the misuse of power in targeting individuals for prosecution based on personal preferences rather than addressing pertinent national issues.
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However, the EFCC swiftly reacted to Odinkalu’s remarks, threatening legal action against him for his critical commentary on its lawful duties.
Dele Oyewale, the Head of Media and Publicity at EFCC, cautioned Odinkalu to express his opinions more responsibly in future instances.
In a defiant response, Odinkalu doubled down on his stance, condemning the EFCC’s actions and branding the agency as a “shameless institution” solely focused on abusing its authority.
The exchange between Odinkalu and the EFCC underscores the contentious nature of Bobrisky’s arrest and the broader issues surrounding the accountability and transparency of law enforcement agencies in Nigeria.>>>>CONTINUE READING HERE
