Lagos-based billionaire and businessman Emeka Okonkwo, better known as E-Money, has spoken out following his release from custody after being questioned by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). His brief detention sparked widespread attention on social media and in the press, with speculation running high about the reasons behind his arrest.
In a statement released through his media team, E-Money described the experience as “humbling” but maintained that he has nothing to hide. He expressed gratitude to his supporters and legal team, emphasizing his respect for the rule of law and his confidence in the judicial process.
E-Money was reportedly invited by the EFCC for questioning regarding financial transactions linked to his businesses. While no formal charges have been filed, the businessman said he fully cooperated with investigators and provided all necessary documentation to clarify his position.
Known for his flashy lifestyle, philanthropy, and involvement in entertainment and logistics, E-Money has built a massive following online. His statement concluded with a call for calm, urging the public not to jump to conclusions and promising to keep his fans updated as the situation evolves.
For now, E-Money is free, but the spotlight remains. As the EFCC continues its efforts to clamp down on financial crimes, high-profile figures like him will likely continue to face scrutiny—whether deserved or not.
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