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Security men open fire to arrest Yahya Bello at Abuja residence

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There were gunshots on Wednesday in Abuja when Governor Ahmed Ododo of Kogi State was leaving the residence of his predecessor, Yahaya Bello.
Officials of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) had laid siege to Bello’s residence located at Wuse Zone 4, to arrest him in connection with a fraud case.

The security operatives had to call for reinforcement with backup from the police and Department of State Services (DSS) when it was becoming clear their mission would not be actualised after many hours.

The plan was to forcefully arrest the former governor as they cordoned off the residence on Benghazi Street.

They allowed Ododo into the residence. But by time he drove out, there were hints that Bello was in the car with tinted glass.

This made the security operatives to open fire.

The EFCC, in a statement later by its spokesperson, Dele Oyewale, warned that it is a criminal offence to obstruct officers of the commission from carrying out their lawful duties.

“Section 38(2)(a(b) of the EFCC Establishment Act makes it an offence to prevent officers of the commission from carrying out their lawful duties.

“Culprits risk a jail term of not less than five years,” it stated.

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