The Economic And Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC has declared that prominent Niger Delta indigene popularly known as Tompolo have questions to answer over his alleged Naira abuse.
The financial crimes watchdog came under intense scrutiny from Nigerians over the video of Tompolo which went viral on the social media with people demanding that the EFCC takes actions like they did in cases that involved other persons.
The EFCC was called out on social media platform, X with posts describing the agency as one that is partial in it’s fight against naira abuse and calling it to be impartial in it’s dealings.
OurFavOnlineDoc posted “Dear @officialEFCC come out o. Here is Tompolo mutilating the Naira. I know the eyes of that your eagle will suddenly go blind but I am bringing this to your attention publicly so the whole world will see you are a shameless agency with double standards.”
GuyEsq posted “@officialEFCC Iknow you guys are in church now that’s why I’m tagging so that when you’re out of service you’ll swing into action. This desecration of the naira by Tompolo must stop. Arrest him the way you’ve been arresting others.”
Still On Still posted “You dey here dey post bible verse but your eye don blind for Tompolo video way them dey tag you since morning.”
El Victor posted “I don’t think We need to alert The EFCC of their job, they no what to do. They are supposed to have sent him (Tompolo) an invitation letter I believe.”
Obiasogu David posted “Hello EFCC, if Tompolo is hard to catch because “he lives” in the forest, how about the Okoya sons who live in the city with you? Your Eagle Eyes haven’t caught them yet?”
Prof posted “EFCC to Tompolo’s Naira Mutilation Video. The Eagle will suddenly be blind. They will come up with an Excuse soon.”
Prince Saviour posted “EFCC is blinded on Tompolo and Okoya Naira mutilation. Ire ooh”
Nejeeb posted “Once e reach their Oga and him friends, “Eee Eff See See” go turn “Eee Eff Blind Blind. No be just Tompolo, but what of these Folawiyo Eleganza sons wey record and publish video of themselves dey abuse Naira?”
Mezie posted “Dear EFCC, here is the video of Tompolo matching and walking on the Naira note, why has he not been arrested just as you picked up E-money over similar offense. It seems the EFCC has different strokes for different folks from different races in this country.”
The EFCC responded with a post on Monday morning on it’s X handle with a photograph of Tompolo at the event where the alleged Naira abuse took place and caption it “Nobody is above the law. Tompolo will have questions to answer.”
