We helped Fayose's partner, Agbele to move N1.2bn in Ghana-must-go packs—Witness
– A star observer of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Mr. Alade Oluseye Sunday, Thursday, described under the steady gaze of the Federal High Court in Abuja, how he helped a partner to Governor Ayodele Fayose, Mr. Abiodun Agbele, to move about N1.2billion, before the 2015 general decision. Sunday, who is the Branch head of Zenith Bank in Akure, said the store which was moved in two tranches, was full inside Ghana-must-go bags. The witness said he was among the group that cleared the cash to the save money with a bullion van after it was traveled to the Akure airplane terminal in a medium estimated air ship by Senator Musliu Obanikoro. Agbele and Fayose He said: "The driver that drove the bullion van on that money get engagement was Olaolu Omotosho. I don't have the foggiest idea about the enlistment number of the air ship however the shading is metallic dim. "I could perceive Senator Musliu Obanikoro since the appearance look like his photo that I used to see on the TV or daily paper, however I can't perceive the third individual that left the flying machine with him. "The money was stuffed inside a few sacks prominently alluded to as Ghana-must-go sack. The air ship that brought the second tranche of the money was of a littler size when contrasted and the airplane that brought the principal tranche. The sacks were numerous and accordingly I can't recollect the number". The bank official, who is the main arraignment witness, PW-1, was driven in proof by EFCC legal advisor, Mr. Wahab Shittu.
– A star observer of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Mr. Alade Oluseye Sunday, Thursday, described under the steady gaze of the Federal High Court in Abuja, how he helped a partner to Governor Ayodele Fayose, Mr. Abiodun Agbele, to move about N1.2billion, before the 2015 general decision. Sunday, who is the Branch head of Zenith Bank in Akure, said the store which was moved in two tranches, was full inside Ghana-must-go bags. The witness said he was among the group that cleared the cash to the save money with a bullion van after it was traveled to the Akure airplane terminal in a medium estimated air ship by Senator Musliu Obanikoro. Agbele and Fayose He said: "The driver that drove the bullion van on that money get engagement was Olaolu Omotosho. I don't have the foggiest idea about the enlistment number of the air ship however the shading is metallic dim. "I could perceive Senator Musliu Obanikoro since the appearance look like his photo that I used to see on the TV or daily paper, however I can't perceive the third individual that left the flying machine with him. "The money was stuffed inside a few sacks prominently alluded to as Ghana-must-go sack. The air ship that brought the second tranche of the money was of a littler size when contrasted and the airplane that brought the principal tranche. The sacks were numerous and accordingly I can't recollect the number". The bank official, who is the main arraignment witness, PW-1, was driven in proof by EFCC legal advisor, Mr. Wahab Shittu.
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