The National
Coordinating Council (NCC) of the Pan-Yoruba militant group, Oodua
People’s Congress (OPC) rose from an extra-ordinary meeting in Ibadan
with a resolve to drag its National Coordinator, Chief Gani Adams, to
the nation’s anti-graft agencies notably the Economic and Financial
Crimes Commission (EFCC), the Independent and Corrupt Practices
Commission (ICPC) as well as the Special Fraud Unit (SFU) of the Nigeria
Police.
A resolution at the end of the meeting signed by Comrade Akinpelu Adesina alleged “multiple cases of fraud, misappropriation of OPC funds and outright stealing running into several billions of naira”.
A resolution at the end of the meeting signed by Comrade Akinpelu Adesina alleged “multiple cases of fraud, misappropriation of OPC funds and outright stealing running into several billions of naira”.
The conclusion, according to the resolution, was reached “to serve as a
means of alerting the public, particularly Nigerians in the Diaspora,
to the risks they stand should they conduct business with Gani Adams and
the so-called Oodua Progressive Union (OPU) network he is presently
building around the globe.”
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