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Tuesday, May 06, 2025

EFCC Talks About Its Case Against Very Dark Man

This is an EFF Press release on why social media activist Very Dark Man was arrested and detained....



''The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, in the exercise of its mandate of tackling economic and financial crimes, invited Martins Vincent Otse owing to a series of petitions bordering on sundry issues of alleged financial crimes raised against him. He refused to show up in spite of several invitations sent to him through his known addresses and medium of communication. The petitions pertain to grave allegations of financial malfeasance which cannot be ignored by the Commission.

It is needful to admit that the Commission is aware of several unguarded attacks of the suspect against its operations. While such conduct is condemnable, his arrest was not informed by such attacks. The relevant law enforcement agency will be allowed to look into them.

The EFCC has a lawful right to hold Otse in custody like any other suspect being investigated by the Commission. The appropriate Remand Order was obtained in this regard. He has been offered an administrative bail and would be released after fulfilling all the bail conditions.

The Commission appreciates the interest of Nigerians in its operations. The passion, enthusiasm and torrential reactions to all of its activities are welcome. However, insinuations about its motive in carrying out its assignment should no longer continue. The EFCC should be allowed to do its job without fear or favour. As soon as investigations are concluded, charges will be filed.''



19 comments:

  1. Communication is very important, at least we now know exactly what is going on. In a nutshell the bank have nothing to do with the arrest.

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    1. Ignorance is a disgrace and disease joined together. Ewo! 😖

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  2. Seems he wanted to be arrested to trend cos why are you invited and you refuse to show?

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    1. His own foolish pride was what made him refuse to attend when invited lol. He is the type to bite of his hand to spite his face. Egotistical and misogynistic men never end well

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    2. Why hasn't Yeye Bello been arrested and trend??

      Ndi osochiegbu.😞

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  3. I noticed there was panic withdrawal yesterday at the orange bank as a solidarity to VDM.

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    1. No be only panic withdrawal, na people wey get kobo kobo dey always form such solidarity, if you check all the withdrawals from the panic whatever it will not be up to 5 million.

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    2. But why he didn't honour their invitation.?? The arrest wasn't under duress The statement has nothing to do with the bank. The solidarity move or whatever let EFCC do their job.

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    3. 14:21
      He has yahoo boys on his side, these children have billions in worth.
      Don't play

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    4. The kobo Kobo still dey accumulate charges na, so na their lost.😌

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  4. EFCC should be scrapped.
    EfCC see eh, if you are handling cases in a just/neutral way, no one will talk against you. Reflect on your cases with politicians and individuals. Bias, bias, ojoro, ojoro upon ojoro. Cases will get leg but no head and hand.

    Nawa

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  5. EFCC has no case against this freedom fighter.The voice of the voiceless . They should free him biko

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  6. I dont care for VDM,but we need you to name the individuals.

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  7. Cho cho cho don land this one in trouble. He has a permanent target on his back now. They will keep arresting him

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    1. And they will keep failing.

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  8. Vincent the butterfly that thinks itself a bird
    I thought by now Nigerians would've blocked roads,mounted billboards,shut down gtbank,block MMA 1
    Where better shame will catch them is if you don't meet this administrative bail conditions
    You are arrested everybody is going about their duties

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  9. It amazes me the way people judge cases. No matter what this guy did, why did it take EFCC this long to let Nigerians know what happened, why they had to arrest him like kidnappers, kept quiet for days before coming open

    If you ask me, their explanation was after thought. GTB is just looking for a way to remove their heads. Why did the door hold him for like 5 mins
    Any ways, I am waiting to hear his own side of the story

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  10. Nonsense statement without head or tail.
    Does this even make sense?
    Go and arrest Yeye Bello and co.🥴

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