JUST IN: EFCC Reveals Religious Sect Laundering Money For Terrorists — Chairman

The Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Ola Olukoyede has uncovered that the anti-graft office had revealed how a devout faction in Nigeria is laundering money for terrorists.

This was as he moreover uncovered that another devout body was found to be securing a cash launderer after a few cash suspected to have been washed was followed to the organisation bank account.

The EFCC boss made the disclosure on Wednesday at the Musa YarâAdua Middle, Abuja, amid a one-day discourse on outh, Religion, and the Battle against Corruption.

He famous that a few devout associations, educate, orders, and bodies, have been found at fault of cash washing.

He included that one devout association was found to be washing cash for fear based oppressors.

Olukoyede said, A devout order in this nation had been found to be washing cash for terrorists.

He included that there was a require for devout, conventional pioneers and open authorities to help the EFCC in its bid to control debasement within the nation.

He famous that the EFCC would not save anybody found punishable of monetary violations, counting individuals of the official, administrative, and legal arms of government.

No one will be saved, we test everybody who is suspected to be committing monetary violations, and these incorporate individuals of the official, administrative, and legal arms of government, Olukoyede included.

Bad habit President, Kashim Shettima spoken to President Bola Tinubu at the event, where he talked broadly almost the have to be control debasement in government, and among youthful individuals.

Other dignitaries show at the discourse were the Lawyer Common of the League, Lateef Fagbemi, previous Serve of Control, Babatunde Fashola, the ni of Ifába Enitan Ogunwusi, the Sultan of Sokoto, Saâad Abubakar, the President, Christian Affiliation of Nigeria, the Chairperson, Nigeria Committee of Bad habit Chancellors, Teacher Lilian Salami, and the Enlistment center of Support, Teacher Ishaq Oloyede.