Former Kogi Governor, Yahaya Bello, disputes EFCC’s actions, asserting that legal documents released online were part of ongoing litigation. Yahaya Bello’s media office has challenged EFCC’s allegations, asserting they lack proof in court. The office clarified that Bello’s children’s fees were not funded by the state.
The EFCC chairman accused Bello of withdrawing $720,000 for his children’s school fees, sparking controversy and scrutiny. Receipts circulating on social media seemingly contradict EFCC’s claims, indicating a discrepancy in the allegations against Bello.
In response, Bello’s media office asserted that he transparently paid his children’s fees before assuming governorship. They emphasized the existence of legal documents supporting the timely and legitimate payment of the fees.
The media office’s stance challenges the EFCC’s allegations, highlighting inconsistencies in the accusations against Bello. Furthermore, they assert that Bello’s legal representatives filed the documents circulated online, emphasizing the transparency of the process.
This narrative complicates the EFCC’s portrayal of Bello’s actions, raising questions about the accuracy of their accusations.
As the controversy unfolds, the public awaits further developments and clarification regarding the allegations leveled against Bello.
They emphasized the need to follow legal procedures, noting that EFCC’s accusations await court verdict. Bello’s representatives rejected EFCC’s claims.
In a related development, a Kogi High Court directed the EFCC chairman to justify his actions, citing contempt charges. The court responded to Yahaya Bello’s legal challenge.
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