Yahoo boys are the ones protesting, we’ll continue to arrest them – EFCC reacts to protest

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The economic and financial crimes commission, EFCC, has reacted to the recent protest in Delta state against their activities, calling the protesters ‘yahoo boys’.

Recall that a protest had rocked Delta state with youths kicking against alleged profiling and harassment by the commission. The protest had later turned violent with people getting injured and properties burnt.

While reacting to the protest, the EFCC took to its official page to tag the protesters as fraudsters and promising to continue going after them according to their mandate.

The EFCC passed their message with the use of vernacular and posted a poetic piece to accompany it.

They wrote:

Yahoo boys came out to Protest Because the Eagle strongly detest
Their fraudulent Interest
But EFCC will continue to do her Best To locate, investigate and Arrest Anyone causing Economic Unrest

But wait o, before we begin
This matter no clear
Because, If your hands clean
So why you dey fear?
This Commission dey fight
For our children unborn
Make dem for get better country
When we’re long gone.
Politicians no dey try
See, everybody knows
Their own na to dey lie
Busy dey steal our dough
See how my mama just dey cry
The hunger don reach her throat
God, abeg make she no die
Even if na small chau for the bowl.
Okay, i dey see yahoo boiz I be like, wetin dey sup?
For my area na so-so noise
Anytime the bah drop
How you go thief person money
Dey chop
Go club, flex every
Still dey happy ontop?
Naija na our country
Na only am we get o
If we use corruption finish am
Where we go go when e set o?
Make we put heads together
Join hands, even legs o To kick corruption out
This option na de best o.

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