Nigerians call for EFCC investigation after Oba of Lagos reveals $2m and N17m stolen from his palace during #EndSARS

Nigerians call for EFCC investigation after Oba of Lagos reveals $2m and N17m stolen from his palace during #EndSARS

There is news about the Oba of Lagos Rilwan Akiolu who has been in charge since 2003.

According to the Oba of Lagos, two million dollars and 17 million naira were stolen from his palace during the protests to end the operations of the Special Anti Robbery Squad (SARS) of the Nigeria Police Force (NPF) back in 2020.

Nigerians have taken to social media calling for the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to launch an investigation about the money stolen at the Oba of Lagos house.

See the reaction of Nigerians below

The Oba of Lagos has accused #EndSARS protesters of stealing his $2million and N17million during protest. Please where did he get that money and when Efcc going to call him in for questioning him? Or Palace don turn to bank these days? E be like we are mad in this country😂😂

— Imported Alhaji 🦅 (@ImportedAlhaji) March 4, 2021

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https://twitter.com/Gabafolayan/status/1367379276086063106?s=20

https://twitter.com/Updateboyx/status/1367377560028516356?s=20

So the Oba of Lagos had almost 1 billion Naira cash, stashed in his palace? Well, he was a police officer for almost 3 decade! Nigeria's redemption is unrealistic. Corruption, our dilemma. #EndSARS

— FestusGreen #PeterObi (@FestusGreen) March 4, 2021

https://twitter.com/DrOlufunmilayo/status/1367396117713997824?s=20

The Oba of Lagos says that $2 million and N17million were stolen when hoodlums attacked his palace during the last #EndSARS protest

He should be telling EFCC what he was doing with that amount & how he got the $2m after this revelation, but this is Nigeria, even bandits dey ball

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— Zaddy (@UNCLE_AJALA) March 3, 2021

Oba of Lagos has alleged hoodlums who attacked his palace on October 21, 2020 stole $2 million and N17 million.

Is the palace a bank?

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— Uneku "Clark Kent" 20/10/20 (@UnekuE) March 3, 2021