Yahaya Bello: Anti-corruption CSOs condemn 'unjust' application of state power
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The EFCC declaring Bello wanted for offences “in connection with an alleged case of money laundering to the tune of N80.2bn.”
The anti-corruption Civil Society Organisations numbered over 120, along with a huge crowd of members and supporters.
The CSOs and human rights crusaders cautioned the EFCC and other anti-graft agencies against trampling on the rights of supposed suspects of corruption in order to avoid breaking a law to enforce another law.
Anti-Corruption Civil Society Organisations have advised the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) not to desecrate the courts in the course of