politicsnigeriaThe Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC has arrested one Bolarinwa Oluwasegun, a fake military general over N270 million Fraud, POLITICS NIGERIA has learned.
He also allegedly forged a letter of appointment as COAS purportedly signed by the President and showed the same to the victim to further prove his claim. Oluwasegun, in his bid to defraud the victim, also allegedly forged several documents and the signature of the President. He was arrested at his house in the Alagbado area of Lagos State on Wednesday, January 12, 2022.
PoliticsNGR Nigerian army where are you... Is he not your ghost worker, and EFCC is arresting him part of your terms of reference
PoliticsNGR It's all about the 2023 election. They want to take your attention of the End SARs massacre to unknown gunmen.
PoliticsNGR Called him fake,and was used to shot innocent souls. God see us through 🙏
PoliticsNGR So because EFCC have seen a criminal now, they want to tell us he is the one that shot at lekki. That story doesn't rythm FG recompose the lie abeg
PoliticsNGR Efcc arrest fake army general
PoliticsNGR Why's efcc arresting him and not Nigerian army?
PoliticsNGR Lies lies and more lies
PoliticsNGR Dem suppose come office beat you people but
PoliticsNGR I don't understand EFCC arrested fake army general...how the work take relate?
PoliticsNGR Nice narrative! If you like take a floater to sea bottom, it will eventually float. So na fake soldier shoot EndSARS protesters mbok? In Nigeria, wonders cannot be numbered.
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PoliticsNGR 2023 is coming !
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