The Obasanjo Library demands N3.5BN as compensation from EFCC for the alleged invasion to the place

Presidential Library Management Obasanjo Obasanjo (OOPL) has demanded N3.5 billion as compensation and public apology from the Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC) for the alleged invasion of their place.

EFCC operators invaded the library and arrested 93 alleged internet fraudsters last weekend.

They also seized 18 vehicles and several mobile devices, while many people suffered injuries during the attack.

The Director of Organizing Oopl, Vitalis Ortese, at the news briefing on Wednesday in Abeokuta, described the agency’s actions as “violating the law” and direct attacks on everything that was fought for by the institution. “

He said EFCC’s actions were a clear invasion of private property and violations of OOPL rights as citizens of the company, “and indeed a bright violation of the rights of people gathering for the event.”

OOPL MD demanded a comprehensive investigation of the incident, with reports that were openly issued in the main newspaper.

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Ortese said: “That restitution is immediately caused by the damage caused by the arrested people and whose vehicles are transported by police invasion and EFCC forces.

“As well as for the body injury suffered by these people, amounting to at least 100, paid in an amount of at least one billion naira.

“We also demand that N2.5 billion further, must be paid in the recognition of tokens and redemption for large damage caused by our reputation, business, and financial reputation as well as the reputation of our promoter head (he is the Head of Olusegun Obasanjo.”

He expressed concern over the lack of coordination and “striking lack of inter-institutional collaboration”, saying that police officers who were placed in the place of OOPL were not respected or carried in the operation.