This statement is lacking in substance and full of trivialities. It has not stated in clear terms what the doctor did.
It has not disclosed the basis for raiding his home and the hour of the day that the raid took place.
The insinuation that the doctor is into internet fraud simply because of his business of coding and selling or marketing of medical supplies makes a ridicule of the agency.
This statement supports the theory that the doctor may not have been originally the target of the operation. The Commission seems to be saying that they raided a two-storey building which the doctor happens to live in, and in the process they decided to also target him.
37 “internet fraudsters” in a two-storey building? How many flats does the building have? Are the alleged fraudsters living in groups, or were they having some sort of meeting?
This statement is a disservice to the dead officer.
You claim that he saw your operatives on CCTV, and still opened fire on them after they “politely demanded” that he should open his door. Why not put out the evidence for the public to see given the gravity of the matter?
It is good to know operatives of the EFCC now demand politely for opening of doors when they go on raids.
Congratulations.
Was the CCTV coloured or black and white?
Your officers who appeared on the camera, did they wear their uniforms?
The fact that it took this long to issue this statement says a lot about the credibility of the statement.
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