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The Ekiti Justice Group (EJG) has described claim by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) Acting Chairman, Ibrahim Magu that the commission do not have any petition against chieftains of the All Progressives Congress (APC) as shameless falsehood.
The group said: “it is on record that petitions were submitted to the EFCC office in Abuja against former governor of Ekiti State, Dr. Kayode Fayemi by the State Government and concerned groups.”
While trying to defend allegation of political witch hunt against the EFCC, Magu had said; “Such accusations have come up a lot, but, we work with petitions before us, in fact, I am eager and waiting for something from the other side, but nothing has come so far.”
However, reacting through a statement signed by its National Secretary, Comrade Ebenezer Olaleye, the EJG said it was on record that the Save Ekiti Coalition (SEC) wrote petition dated September 26, 2014 to the EFCC and ICPC and the petition was submitted in Abuja on September 29, 2014 and that the State Government even had to write a letter to the EFCC last year September, reminding the commission of its petition.
See copies of the petition as released by THETRENT:
The group said: “it is on record that petitions were submitted to the EFCC office in Abuja against former governor of Ekiti State, Dr. Kayode Fayemi by the State Government and concerned groups.”
While trying to defend allegation of political witch hunt against the EFCC, Magu had said; “Such accusations have come up a lot, but, we work with petitions before us, in fact, I am eager and waiting for something from the other side, but nothing has come so far.”
However, reacting through a statement signed by its National Secretary, Comrade Ebenezer Olaleye, the EJG said it was on record that the Save Ekiti Coalition (SEC) wrote petition dated September 26, 2014 to the EFCC and ICPC and the petition was submitted in Abuja on September 29, 2014 and that the State Government even had to write a letter to the EFCC last year September, reminding the commission of its petition.
See copies of the petition as released by THETRENT:
