Speaking to newsmen, Fani-Kayode’s special assistant on media, Jude Ndukwe said that no reason was given by the anti-graft agency for the former minister’s transfer.
“They just want to stress him, take him away from his family in order to break him. We do not know why he was moved, we just want to believe it is one of the antics of the EFCC to just harass him and keep him away from as many of his relatives and associates as possible, '' Ndukwe reports.
“I don’t even think that there was any need for the transfer, if there was something they wanted to get regarding their investigation, they would have as well done in Abuja. So we see no reason why he should be moved to Lagos, except for their own ulterior motive. After having spent nearly two weeks in detention at the EFCC facility here in Abuja what are they planning to get from him in Lagos,” he added.
Meanwhile, the EFCC’s spokesperson, Wilson Uwujaren is yet to comment on the move. Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday
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Lagos should be much closer home to him isn't it?
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