EFCC Knocks Buhari’s Aide For Linking It To Saraki

Senator Babafemi Ojudu

 The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has hammered the Special Adviser to the President on Political Matters, Senator Babafemi Ojudu, for blaming it for conniving with Senate President Bukola Saraki to undermine President Muhammadu Buhari. 

Buhari's associate had blamed the senate president for plotting the barricade of the National Assembly by the DSS and in addition the solidifying of the records having a place with the administrations of Benue and Akwa Ibom. 

He made this known in an article titled, 'Fifth writers in our ongoing history.' 

Saraki and the Benue state Governor, Ortom, as of late deserted from Buhari's gathering, the All Progressives Congress, to the restriction Peoples Democratic Party, similarly as the resistance party lost its Minority Leader, Godswill Akpabio, a previous legislative head of Akwa Ibom, to the decision party. 

What's more, Ojudu trusts that there is something else entirely to what happened a week ago. 

"From the shenanigans at the Benue House of Assembly to the attack on National Assembly, the assault on judges home in the night, the alleged blockade of the Senate President's home, the absurd grab of Boy Dino and 'his 11 hours on a tree', the solidifying of the Benue and Akwa Ibom accounts all are scripted, created and acted by Oloye (Saraki) Productions," he composed. 

In any case, in its reaction, the EFCC said the solidifying of the records were not scripted by Saraki but rather by the commission following quite a while of careful examinations. 

"The consideration of the EFCC has been attracted to a generally syndicated article by Senator Babafemi Ojudu, Special Adviser to the President on Political Matters entitled, 'Fifth journalists in our ongoing history,' wherein he depicted the commission as a recruit in the naughty plots by Senator Bukola Saraki to undermine the authority of President Muhammadu Buhari," representative for the commission said in articulation. 

"The commission protests the endeavor to ascribe false thought process to its investigative exercises. The ongoing situation of a 'Post No Debit Order' on a few records in Benue and Akwa Ibom states were the climax of numerous long periods of meticulous investigative exercises. To lessen such exercises to the level of a trick in a genuine or fanciful content by any lawmaker is over the top. 

"State that the EFCC isn't a gathering to the purported content by Saraki. Individuals from people in general should dismiss the insinuation in Ojudu's article as it is unwarranted."