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Headline : Braithwaite:  No Law Mandates Formal invitation From EFCC Before Yahaya Bello Presents Himself For Investigation

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As the ongoing legal saga surrounding Yahaya Bello, the former governor of Kogi State in Nigeria continues, it raises significant debate over legal procedures and the role of the law enforcement agencies.

During an interview with ARISE NEWS on Tuesday, THISDAY lawyer, Onikepo Braithwaite, weighed in on the controversy surrounding the case, saying that no law mandates a formal invitation from the EFCC before he presents himself for investigation.

“This issue of saying you were invited or you were not invited or you have to be invited, I don’t quite understand. What the constitution says is that once there is reasonable suspicion, you can be arrested. In this case, it appears that charges had already been filed against Yahaya Bello before he went to the Kogi High court to get the interim order. I think they are within their rights. There’s nothing in any law that says you have to be invited. What the law says is that if you are caught committing an offence, then, they don’t need to tell you because you’re caught in the act or you’re escaping from the scene.”

The lawyer stated that she sees no wrongdoing by the EFCC in the case.

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