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Cubana Chief Priest Urges Nigerians to Face EFCC Invitations Without Fear

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In a recent development, popular socialite Pascal Okechukwu, known as Cubana Chief Priest, has advised Nigerians not to evade invitations from the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). The socialite emphasized that the anti-graft agency does not mistreat suspects but rather conducts investigations and prosecutes individuals.

Cubana Chief Priest highlighted that attempting to run away from EFCC invites or resisting arrest is futile, as the agency is relentless in apprehending individuals regardless of their whereabouts. He commended the hospitality of the EFCC, mentioning that suspects are provided with three meals a day while in custody.

Taking to his Instagram page, Cubana Chief Priest shared his thoughts on the matter: “The Eagle will always fly so high to catch you wherever you hide. No need to run when @officialefcc invites you, just pull up and answer them, they don’t bite, they don’t beat, they only investigate and prosecute. For their cell, toilet & bathroom dey, even breakfast, lunch & dinner is served so tell me why are you running.”

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It is worth noting that Cubana Chief Priest recently faced charges before Justice Kehinde Ogundare of the Federal High Court, Lagos, brought forth by the EFCC. The charges against him revolved around the abuse of the Naira. Despite pleading not guilty, he was granted bail set at N10 million with two sureties in like sum.

The advice from Cubana Chief Priest serves as a reminder to Nigerians to cooperate with law enforcement agencies when called upon, as evading invitations can lead to further complications. The EFCC’s mandate is to uphold the rule of law and ensure that justice is served, making it essential for individuals to address any legal matters promptly.

In light of these recent events, it is crucial for individuals to understand the importance of legal compliance and cooperation with authorities. Running away from legal obligations only exacerbates the situation and can result in more severe consequences.

As Cubana Chief Priest aptly puts it, facing the EFCC without fear is the best course of action. By addressing invitations and legal proceedings head-on, individuals can navigate the legal system with integrity and transparency.

Also read: Breaking News: Nigerian Music Star Portable Claims EFCC Plotting Arrest Over Naira Misuse

In conclusion, Cubana Chief Priest’s message resonates with the need for Nigerians to approach legal matters responsibly and with a sense of accountability. The EFCC’s role in combating financial crimes is vital for upholding justice and ensuring a fair society for all.

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