EFCC stops the e-Money on alleged abuse in currency-thage

By Ayo Kehinde

According to reports, the agents of the Commission for economic and financial crimes arrested the businessman and socialite based in Lagos, Emeka Okonkwo, popularly known as electronic currency, for alleged abuses of the Nigerian currency and violation of the foreign flow.

Although the EFCC has yet to officially confirm the arrest, the sources inside the agency declared that the electronic currency was collected late in its residence in the homole area of ​​Lagos.

Its arrest is said to be connected to the accusations of US dollars spraying in a recent social event, an act considered illegal pursuant to Nigerian financial laws designed to protect the integrity of the naira and foreign currencies.

Following its arrest, according to reports, the electronic currency was transported to Abuja for further interrogations by the FCC investigators.

It is the last of a series of high -profile individuals to fall within the control of the Commission in the midst of a renewed re -immersion on the mutilation of Naira and on the crimes related to the currency.

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