We’ve provided evidence of Tinubu’s corruption, arrest him, leave Obi Cubana – Reno tells EFCC

 

Former presidential aide, Reno Omokri has asked the Economic and Financial Crime Commission, EFCC, to release billionaire businessman, Obi Cubana and arrest the national leader of the All Progressives Congress, Bola Tinubu.

 

Recall that officials of the anti-graft agency, on Monday, nabbed the Anambara born club owner over alleged money laundering and tax fraud. According to reports, Cubana is still in the custody of the agency.

 

Reacting, the socio-political activist, Reno, claimed that there is an evidence that Bola Tinubu was involved in election fraud which according to him, is “contrary to Laundering Act”.

 

Reno questioned why the agency was yet to arrest the former Head of the Police Intelligence Response Team (IRT), DCP Abba Kyari despite evidence from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI).

 

In a post on his verified Facebook page on Wednesday, Reno accused the EFCC of being selective in their operations.

 

The post reads, “Why are EFCC after Obi Cubana and not Bola Tinubu? We provided evidence of Tinubu’s corruption to the EFCC, including photos of bullion vans going into his home on Election Day, contrary to the Money Laundering Act.

 

“Where is the evidence against Obi Cubana? Even with the damning evidence the FBI provided against Abba Kyari, he has not been invited to the EFCC, nor is he under arrest.

 

“So, again, why is Obi with EFCC and not Tinubu or Kyari? Is it because Obi is Igbo and they are not? This is obviously double standards! I would counsel Cubana to join and donate to APC, like FFK, and not only would his ’sins’ (if any) be forgiven, he can even take a photo with Buhari at Aso Rock. Yeye baff una”!


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