EFCC Summons Okoya Brothers Over Alleged Naira Abuse

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has summoned Subomi and Wahab Okoya, sons of billionaire industrialist Razaq Okoya, over a viral video showing alleged naira abuse. The video, which has been circulating on social media, appears to show the Okoya brothers mishandling the Nigerian currency in a way that could be considered disrespectful or abusive.

The Viral Video

The video, which was posted on social media platforms, shows the Okoya brothers spraying and throwing naira notes in a manner that many have deemed disrespectful to the currency. The video has sparked widespread outrage, with many calling for the EFCC to take action against the brothers.

EFCC’s Crackdown on Naira Abuse

The EFCC has been cracking down on cases of naira abuse in recent times, and this summons is likely part of that effort. The commission takes cases of currency abuse seriously, as it is considered an offense under the Central Bank of Nigeria Act.

The Consequences

If found guilty of naira abuse, the Okoya brothers could face penalties, including fines or even imprisonment. The EFCC has the power to prosecute individuals who abuse the naira, and the commission has shown a willingness to take action in such cases.

Reaction from the Public

The public reaction to the video has been overwhelmingly negative, with many expressing outrage and disgust at the Okoya brothers’ actions. Many have called for the EFCC to take swift action against the brothers, and it appears that the commission is taking steps to do just that.

The EFCC’s Statement

While the EFCC has not released an official statement on the matter, sources close to the commission have confirmed that the Okoya brothers have been summoned to appear before the EFCC. The commission is expected to take further action once the brothers have been questioned.

The EFCC’s summons of the Okoya brothers is a clear indication that the commission takes cases of naira abuse seriously. The public reaction to the video has been overwhelmingly negative, and it appears that the EFCC is taking steps to address the issue. As the investigation continues, it remains to be seen what consequences the Okoya brothers will face for their actions.