Executive Secretary of the African Institute for Statecraft, Adai Edwin Adai, has raised tough questions about alleged financial transactions linked to the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister, Nyesom Wike, stressing that the scale of the alleged movement of funds suggests deeper institutional complicity.
Speaking in an interview with Voice of the People TV, Adai expressed shock over the system that allows such movement of capital across borders without being flagged.
“How did we even get to a system where a politician can literally amass that kind of humongous amount of money and then launder that huge amount of money undetected? The word is ‘undetected.’ The money flew from Nigeria and then landed in America, entered the American economy,” he queried.
He insisted that the American government cannot be absolved from scrutiny, given the inflow of questionable funds into its financial system. “Even the American government needs to be questioned. It is not enough for us to say ‘oh, it is Nyesom Wike.’ How did the money—what are the processes? What are the procedures?”
Adai further emphasized that such transactions cannot take place without the active support of powerful institutions. “You and I know that that kind of humongous transaction cannot happen without the aid of the government, without the aid of the banks,” he argued.Continue, Full, Reading>>>>
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