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Women protest in Abuja, ask EFCC to arrest Fayose

Some protesters under the aegis of “Patriotic Mothers Without Borders”, on Friday stormed the EFCC Abuja headquarters calling for the “arrest, investigation and prosecution” of Ayo Fayose, governor of Ekiti State, over his involvement in the $2.1 billion arms deal scandal.

Chanting “Fayose must go”, the women numbering about 300 carried various placards and banners with inscriptions like: “EFCC Must Prosecute Fayose”, “Corruption is Corruption”, “Fayose is being tormented by the blood of innocent Nigerians slaughtered by Boko Haram”.

Convener of the group, Nnenna Jideofor, accused Fayose of stealing part of funds meant to equip the military in the fight against terrorism.


She said: “The gravity of the crime does not permit that we wait indefinitely for Fayose to leave office; he would have finished spending his share of the loot by then, and he has all the time to destroy evidence.”

While presenting its petition to Umar Mohammed, Deputy Director Operations, Abuja, Jideofor expressed discontent at the ruling of Justice Taiwo Taiwo of the Federal High Court, Ekiti, ordering the EFCC to de-freeze Fayose’s Zenith Bank account, that the agency earlier froze having been linked to the arms deal scandal.

“As mothers, we beg the EFCC to as a matter of urgency, investigate how much Fayose gave lawmakers of Ekiti State House of Assembly who we believe have lost their souls to an overlord,” she added.

Responding, Mohammed assured the “mothers with borders” that the agency takes all petitions seriously, and that of the women would be given adequate attention.

“We are not selective in our operations, and every petition received is thoroughly investigated, no matter how highly placed the person is,” he said.
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15 comments

  1. Jobless women, how much were u paid?

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  2. This useless jobless NNENNA! A pity the man wey be your HUSBAND. Oloshi! Asewo!

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    1. Mumu you don return? Where you dey since.

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    2. Mumu you don return? Where you dey since.

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    3. The very most truly ANNOYING ANONYMOUS! Na 2017 thunder dey wait for U OO!!!

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  3. Idiotic women parading themselves about.

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  4. This federal govt trying all means too keep fayose from talking about ten days sabbatical leave that our president is going ooooo

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  5. You Mumu did not hold the person that killed your almajiri children and husband in IDP camp. you are blindfolded to know that APC is clueless and propagandist, still you are protesting against the only opposition. what a shame!!

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  6. Is he d only person connected to d arms deal that has not been arraigned. Jobless women. It's a pity a shameless Igbo woman was fronted to be their spokesperson. I am ashamed of u Nnenna

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  7. Let us call a spade a spade. A thief is a thief irrespective of gender, tribe or political affiliation.

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  8. Pls who sponsored this so called women and mothers? What fats do you have?

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  9. Enter your comment...jobless women

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  10. I pity this country as well as these beggars.

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  11. 300xN1000=N300,000. That's the amount paid to humiliate womanhood. That's what poverty in the land has reduced Nigerian women to. And it's always my Igbo people that often champion such things. All because of money. Govt didn't see anything wrong with this protest but crushed solidarity for Trump. I wonder how far these people can go in life with maladministration of everything.

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  12. So no yoruba women in a ETITI STATE apart from IGBO women.na waoo

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