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Malami: Selective justice is injustice, go after others – Aisha Yesufu to EFCC
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Malami: Selective justice is injustice, go after others – Aisha Yesufu to EFCC

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Activist, Aisha Yesufu, has called on the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, to go after other politicians with financial-related cases, saying selective justice is injustice.

Yesufu made this call in a statement posted on her verified X handle.

The co-convener of BringBackOurGirls Movement was reacting to the forfeiture of former Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Abubakar Malami’s property.

DAILY POST recalls that the Federal High Court sitting in Abuja ordered the final forfeiture of 48 properties linked to Malami.

Reacting to the development, Yesufu said, “Well done EFCC for this great job! Just so you know, this is a tip of the iceberg from the many reports on the media space.

“Go after others. selective justice is equally injustice. Your capacity to work should not be limited to those who fall out with those who have hijacked power. The rule of law must be sacrosanct.

“Once again, well done for the great job done. We expect more.”

Malami: Selective justice is injustice, go after others – Aisha Yesufu to EFCC

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