EFCC Probes Alleged ₦10m Extortion Claim by Rapper Oladips

EFCC Probe: Agency Investigates Oladips’ ₦10m Claim

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has opened a probe into claims by Nigerian rapper Oladipupo Oladimeji, popularly known as Oladips.
He alleged that EFCC officials arrested him during a midnight raid in Lagos and collected ₦10 million before granting his release.
The alleged incident reportedly occurred in November 2024.

EFCC Responds and Promises Transparency

In response, the EFCC released a statement through its official X (Twitter) account.
The agency said it takes the matter seriously and has begun a full investigation.
It assured Nigerians that the commission remains committed to transparency, fairness, and accountability in all its operations.
Moreover, it promised to release updates as the inquiry progresses.

EFCC Vows Action After the Probe

According to EFCC spokesperson Dele Oyewale, any officer found guilty of misconduct will face strict disciplinary measures.
However, if Oladips’ allegation proves false, the commission will take legal action to protect its integrity.
Oyewale emphasized that honesty and professionalism remain core EFCC values.

Public Urged to Stay Calm

The EFCC also appealed for patience and cooperation from Nigerians.
It urged the public to allow the investigation to follow due process.
Furthermore, the commission called for continued support in its mission to combat economic and financial crimes across the country.

Conclusion

The EFCC’s swift response reflects its commitment to public trust.
Ultimately, the outcome of this EFCC probe will shape how future misconduct allegations are handled within the agency.