The Independent Corrupt Practices and other Related Offences Commission has arrested and jailed singer Oladapo Oyebanji, often known as D’banj, for reportedly working with some government officials to add ghost beneficiaries to the N-Power scheme’s payroll in order to steal cash.
Our correspondent confirmed his arrest and custody on Wednesday.
Since his arrest, some Nigerians have called on the ICPC to also name the government officials who they claim were complicit in the alleged fraud.
A tweep, Mark Dasouze, asked, “What of the government officials involved? What are their names and have they been detained?”
Another tweep identified as TC said, “By the time ICPC is done investigating N-Power account not only D’banj will be arrested. Besides N-Power, all other programmes should be investigated.”
Idris tweeted, “Bro! They said D’banj and some govt officials diverted money. They mentioned D’banj’s name but didn’t mention any govt officials. Government officials are now “Unknown Fraud Men” UFM.”
“I don’t support any diversion of what should be for the benefit of others if that is it. But what about those in public offices, who claimed to be civil servants but are evil servants that have been diverting our resources to enrich their pockets?” Sunny Alex tweeted.
Focusing on the lifestyle of celebrities, a tweep Penking said, “If D’banj is convicted, it will prove that most Nigerian celebrities are funding their glamorous lifestyle with fraud. No hit song for two decades, no concerts or one boring skit with 1000 views but you are buying house in Banana Island. You must be Jesus Christ of our time.”
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