suggested that former aviation minister and
ex-President Goodluck Jonathan;s campaign
media officer, Chief Femi Fani-Kayode
allegedly went into hiding to evade arrest by
the Economic and Financial Crime
Commission, EFCC. A claim which has been
refuted by FFK.
Fani-Kayode subsequently denied seeing any
formal invitation from the antigraft agency.
He boasted that he was not scared to face the
EFCC to prove his innocence.
Corruption Reporter obtained a the copy of
EFCC invitation extended to the former
minister
The letter was dated today 6th May 2016 and
it was signed by one Mr. Mohammed Umar
Abba on behalf of the Acting Chairman, Mr.
Ibrahim Magu.
The letter of invitation was delivered to
Fani-Kayode’s Abuja home and he has
responded promptly through his lawyers by
assuring the EFCC that he would make
himself available on Monday morning to
assist in their investigations.
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