EFCC Chairman, Olanipekun Olukoyede, has vowed to see the corruption case of former Kogi State Governor, Yahaya Bello, to the end, stating that he would rather resign than not seeing it through.
In a recent interview, Olukoyede revealed that he personally called the former governor to show respect and request his presence at the commission to answer to the charges. However, Bello refused to come and instead asked that the EFCC comes to his village to effect his arrest.
Olukoyede assured that anyone obstructing the arrest of Yahaya Bello will be brought to justice. He emphasized that the EFCC is committed to fighting corruption and will not be intimidated by anyone, regardless of their position or influence.
The EFCC Chairman’s strong stance against corruption has been commended by many Nigerians, who have expressed their support for his commitment to transparency and accountability.
The case against Yahaya Bello is one of many corruption investigations currently being conducted by the EFCC. The commission has pledged to continue its fight against corruption, regardless of the challenges it may face.
Olukoyede’s determination to see the case through to the end is a testament to his commitment to the rule of law and his dedication to ensuring that those who have engaged in corrupt practices are held accountable.
The EFCC’s work in fighting corruption is crucial for the development of Nigeria, and Olukoyede’s leadership has been instrumental in this regard. The commission’s efforts to bring corrupt officials to justice are a crucial step towards building a more accountable and transparent society.
