Two EFCC sources told SaharaReporters that Mr. Ayeni was arrested on the 24th and has remained in detention because he was initially uncooperative.
Sahara reporters sources added that Mr. Ayeni is also being investigated for playing roles in several other deals involving former First Lady Patience Jonathan and a former head of state, Abubakar Abdulsalam, who co-owns a telecommunications company with the former banking executive.
Our sources disclosed that Mr. Ayeni was still undergoing interrogation and may remain in detention as investigators work hard to unearth his many deals.
Sahara reporters sources added that Mr. Ayeni is also being investigated for playing roles in several other deals involving former First Lady Patience Jonathan and a former head of state, Abubakar Abdulsalam, who co-owns a telecommunications company with the former banking executive.
Our sources disclosed that Mr. Ayeni was still undergoing interrogation and may remain in detention as investigators work hard to unearth his many deals.
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ReplyDeleteThieves everywhere! Corruptions in all angles😞
Delete54 plots of land??? Small wonder land is expensive in abuja.
ReplyDeleteMama patience has to be tied most corruption cases sha.
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ReplyDeleteTunde Ayeni! I knew this day will come. Treats his wife like shit because he knows she aint going nowhere because of his money. Hardly gives her a penny.
ReplyDeleteAnd na paymaster for outside o! 500k and in his house in gra ikj. Na wah! All these men sha. Na chop n clean mouth we do.
DeleteThe level of greed in this land is killing.
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ReplyDeleteI knew this would come when he donated 2billion naira to GEJ campaign and also 5billon naira on behalf of himself and friends.
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately GEJ didn't win d election.
Na one by one them go dey expose them (skyebank). I been think say top management staff no dey make errors, talk less of "stealing", yet if junior staff still 5k, na the end of the road for the person. Even whistle blower them drive because them no dey like hear truth, giving flimsy excuse for the dismissal. God dey.
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