EFCC spokesman Dele Oyewale shut down former Attorney General Abubakar Malami's story about getting his bail yanked because he showed up at some political event in Kebbi State. The anti-graft agency says the guy just never followed through on the five conditions they attached to his provisional administrative bail back in November, and that's literally the only reason he's still stuck.
Oyewale had to step in because Malami was out here spinning narratives about political persecution when the whole thing came down to him not meeting basic requirements. The commission made it clear that administrative bail isn't some right you automatically get but a temporary favor they give suspects while wrapping up investigations.
They're basically saying this has zero to do with politics or media appearances and everything to do with Malami failing to hold up his end of the deal after his interrogation.
Oyewale had to step in because Malami was out here spinning narratives about political persecution when the whole thing came down to him not meeting basic requirements. The commission made it clear that administrative bail isn't some right you automatically get but a temporary favor they give suspects while wrapping up investigations.
They're basically saying this has zero to do with politics or media appearances and everything to do with Malami failing to hold up his end of the deal after his interrogation.
