The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission had on Sept. 22 ordered the freezing of some bank accounts belonging to Jonathan.
The Commission had said the action was due to the ongoing investigation into the alleged money laundering charge preferred against her.
Meanwhile, Jonathan in a fundamental rights suit instituted against the EFCC, is asking for a court order, directing the unfreezing of her accounts.
She is also claiming the sum of $200m against the commission as damages for allegedly infringing on her fundamental rights.
On Wednesday, women numbering over 100, who dressed in traditional attire with head gears, stormed the premises of the Federal High Court in Lagos to protest the freezing order.
The placard-carrying women chanted songs in Ijaw and English Languages.
Some of the inscriptions read: “Ijaw people are in solidarity with Jonathan”, “Unfreeze ex-President Jonathan’s wife’s account”, “We urge EFCC to abide by the rule of law”, “Women must be heard.”
Immediately after the court rose, the women trooped in their numbers toward a vehicle belonging to the EFCC chanting solidarity songs.
Meanwhile, Justice Babs Kuewumi has fixed Dec. 7 for the hearing of the suit.
Idiots! Useless women! So after collecting just #2000 each out of the billions of dollars at this woman,'s disposal you come out to protest, what you know nothing about?
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Are those women mothers at all? o ma se ooo I pity their children's futures
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ReplyDeleteHonestly joblessness is really embarrassing. In what way does the frozen accounts of Mrs. Patience Jonathan affect you.
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Poverty na bastard.
sincerely, the women ought to be arrested. That means they share the embezzled money together.
ReplyDeleteWhat a country. Poverty na disease, make yoruba women too carry placard for the freezing of fani boy and obanikoros account then they become omaaaleee. Youll now wonder why d Niger Delta is the way it is tday.
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