Mompha, the embattled socialite and Bureau De Change operator, is currently facing charges of money laundering and related offenses filed against him by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). At the resumption of his trial, substantial amounts of money were reportedly discovered in accounts linked to him.
In response to Mompha’s recent allegations on Instagram where he labeled the EFCC as the “most corrupt agency” in Nigeria, the EFCC has strongly refuted these claims. In a statement issued by its spokesperson, Dele Oyewale, the EFCC characterized Mompha’s accusations as baseless and aimed at undermining the Commission’s integrity.
The EFCC challenged Mompha to substantiate his allegations with concrete evidence of corruption by any of its operatives. The Commission emphasized its commitment to upholding its integrity and professionalism in the pursuit of justice, stating that Mompha’s attempt to discredit the EFCC through media attacks will not deter it from diligently prosecuting his case.
Furthermore, the EFCC’s Executive Chairman, Mr. Ola Olukoyede, directed that Mompha be invited to provide evidence supporting his claims of corruption within the EFCC ranks. The Commission reiterated that it will not tolerate unfounded attacks on its reputation and urged the public to disregard Mompha’s statements while he faces his legal proceedings.
In conclusion, the EFCC emphasized its determination to continue its mandate without distraction, ensuring that justice is served impartially and transparently in Mompha’s case and others under its investigation.
