
The Digest:
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has suspended officers and launched a formal probe into rapper Oladips's allegation that operatives extorted ₦10 million for his release. The anti-graft agency stated it is treating the claim with "great seriousness," affirming its commitment to integrity while vowing to sanction any guilty parties or false accusers.
Key Points:
- Rapper Oladips alleged EFCC operatives extorted ₦10 million during his 2024 detention.
- He claimed he was arrested in a midnight raid and held for five days without charge.
- The EFCC has suspended the officers involved pending the investigation's outcome.
- The commission stated the allegation paints a "grim picture" not reflective of its character.
- It vowed to punish any misconduct but also warned of consequences for false allegations.
- Oladips made the claims during a recent appearance on the 'Trending' podcast.
- The EFCC has urged the public to be patient as the investigation proceeds.
Rooted in the Storm.
Sources: Premium Times, EFCC Official Statement, Trending Podcast
Tags: EFCC, Oladips