The family and associates of the
former Minister of State for Defence, Senator Musiliu Obanikoro, are
intensifying efforts to raise N100m to release him from the detention of the
Economic and Financial Crimes Commission. A source said the family had taken a
decision that the former minister would not spend another week in the detention
facility of the commission. Obanikoro
flew into the country on Monday last week and has since been held by the EFCC,
whose operatives have been interrogating him in connection with N4.7bn traced
to Silva Mcnanamara, a company in which, the commission says he has interests. Babajide
and Gbolahan, two of Obanikoro’s sons, were said to be directors of the company
when N4.7bn was allegedly paid into the company’s accounts from the office of
the National Security Adviser in 2014. The money was said to be part of the
amount earmarked to finance the June 21, 2014 Ekiti State governorship
election, which Governor Ayodele Fayose won, and the November 2014 governorship
poll in Osun State, which Chief Iyiola Omisore of the Peoples Democratic Party
contested and lost.
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