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EFCC Denies Plotting to Freeze Rivers Accounts

Farouk Mohammed
By Farouk Mohammed
Published: June 6, 2018
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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has denied the allegation by Governor Nyesom Wike of Rivers State that it is planning to freeze the state government’s accounts.

The commission made this known in a statement on Tuesday by the Head of its Port Harcourt office, Nnaghe Obono Itam.

Itam said: “People alleged several things against government institutions. What we are saying is that whether it is in the South South or Rivers State, we should imbibe the anti-corruption culture.

“Yes there is subsisting judgement obtained during the time of Governor Peter Odili that bars either the EFCC or the Federal Government agencies from investigating the finances of Rivers State, except through a complaint from the state House of Assembly.

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“If they are satisfied that their accounts are being properly managed there is no problem. But I am not aware that any EFCC office, whether here or in Abuja is looking for Rivers State government accounts to block. Their accounts are not hidden, they are not spirits, they are known because they run in money deposit banks. It is not secret, nobody wants to block any account, any account that is blocked, the bank will tell me.”

Speaking to newsmen, Wike had said intelligence report at his disposal revealed that the EFCC was making plans to block the state government’s accounts.

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