Popular activist Verydarkman has criticized the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) following the reported arrest of billionaire businessman E-Money over alleged Naira abuse.
Reacting to the development, Verydarkman condemned what he described as clear double standards by the anti-graft agency. He questioned why Okoya’s children, who were also seen allegedly abusing the Naira, faced no consequences, while E-Money, an Igbo businessman, was swiftly arrested.
In his words:
“About 50 men stormed E-Money’s house and that was how they arrested him… them invite Okoya pikin, nothing was done; naso that case don go. But now you go E-Money house go pick am, say him leg mistakenly touch Naira.”
Sharing a video online, he wrote:
“@iam_emoney1 is currently at @officialefcc custody allegedly, I am beginning to believe that there might be a vendetta against the Igbos. Igbos be careful, they are coming for you… OKOYA CHILDREN ARE STILL WALKING FREELY.”
His remarks have sparked heated conversations online, with many weighing in on the EFCC’s actions and the broader implications of selective justice.
