
More revelations have continued to emerge from the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC)’s investigation into alleged money laundering involving Atiku Abubakar’s lawyer, Uyiekpen Osagie-Giwa, and the ex-Vice-President’s son-in-law, Abdullahi Babalele.
Bureau de change operators and other suspects being interrogated for the laundering of €150m have disclosed to the anti-graft agency how Osagie-Giwa and Babalele used an offshore firm, Intels West Africa, and many other shell companies to launder millions of dollars.
There are indications that Osagie-Giwa and Babalele, who have been arrested by the EFCC, allegedly attempted to use money to induce voters to vote Atiku, who represented the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the February 23 presidential poll.