- The EFCC has called out skitmaker Sabinus over a viral “wanted” poster, dismissing it as false and labeling him a clout chaser.
- Taking to its official X (formerly Twitter) account, the EFCC dismissed the claim and criticised the skitmaker, accusing him of seeking attention.
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has reacted to a viral poster falsely claiming that Nigerian skitmaker Emmanuel Chukwuemeka Ijekwu, popularly known as Sabinus, had been declared wanted by the agency.
The poster, which circulated widely on social media, sparked confusion among fans and followers of the comedian, prompting the anti-graft agency to issue a response.
Taking to its official X (formerly Twitter) account, the EFCC dismissed the claim and criticised the skitmaker, accusing him of seeking attention.
“Clout chaser, stop this now!” the commission wrote.
The agency’s reaction has since fueled conversations online, with many Nigerians debating the trend of using controversial or misleading content for publicity.
While some users supported the EFCC’s stance, others called for caution in verifying information before sharing it online.
In other news…Controversial Nigerian entertainer Speed Darlington has sparked reactions online after sharing a personal experience about a failed relationship.
In a video circulating on social media, the singer lamented how a woman he intended to marry allegedly distanced herself from him after receiving more expensive gifts from other men.
According to him, he had previously expressed his intention to settle down with her and had even gifted her a phone, but things changed after he posted her picture online.
“Is that how I will get married? This was my girlfriend. I had already made my intention known to her that I would marry her. I bought her an iPhone 8 last year, but just because I posted her picture online, some men went after her and bought her an iPhone 17 Pro Max. Now she no longer talks to me.”
He further claimed that their relationship deteriorated to the point where she allegedly demanded money before agreeing to see him.
“Recently, I invited her to see her, and she charged me ₦100,000.”
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