EFCC Accused of Demanding Dollar Bails and Looting Personal Items During Home Raid

A Nigerian man has come forward with serious allegations against Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) operatives, claiming they demanded bail payments in foreign currency and stole personal belongings during a raid on his home.

The man shared his experience on social media after his brother was detained by the anti-graft agency. He says what he’s describing isn’t a rumor, it’s happening to his family right now.

According to his account, EFCC officers raided his apartment while he was away and made off with an unusual collection of personal items.

The list reads like a shopping spree: designer perfumes, power banks, wristwatches, drinks, and even sanitary pads. He believes they would have taken more if they’d found it.

“I want people to know that EFCC no longer collects bail in naira,” he wrote. “When did Nigeria start operating with dollars instead of our own currency?”

The frustrated brother painted a picture of operatives helping themselves to his belongings, spraying and pocketing his colognes, clearing out his fridge, and taking personal hygiene products.

He questioned what possible investigative purpose these items could serve.

“How do you raid my house when I’m not around and start taking my personal things?” he asked, adding that his ring light would have disappeared too if they’d spotted it.


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