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The arrest of Nigerian billionaire and socialite Obi Cubana has prompted US-based actress Georgina Onuoha to criticize the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.

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Georgina questioned the operation in an Instagram post about Obi Cubana’s detention when Abba Kyari and former Lagos State Governor Asiwaju Bola Tinubu, whom she termed as a bullion criminal, are free.

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According to the actress, the current regime is willing to silence every Igbo guy and every young and hardworking Nigerian who does not come from a wealthy family.

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Georgina Onuoha also asked the EFCC how many Nigerians were identified in the United Arab Emirates for financing terrorism and were mentioned in the Pandora database.

Georgina Onuoha also questioned the EFCC on how many Nigerians listed in the United Arab Emirates for sponsoring terrorism and named in the Pandora papers leaked for laundering schemes and offshore tax haven have been arrested.

She wrote: EFCC can arrest Obi Cubana but Abba Kyari is free. Tinubu the bullion van king is free, wonderful one in Nigeria and its corrupt system. You are arresting Obi Cubana, yet Abba Kyari is walking freely. Oribu, sorry Tinubu, the bullion criminal is walking free? I weep for my country. 

The urge to silence every Igbo man and every young and working Nigerian who has no hand on down wealth from their parents in a God-forsaken nation is real.

Dear EFCC @officialefcc, You are yet to arrest prominent Nigerians credibly involved in financial crimes. Stop your selective crime justice. The United Arab Emirates listed many Nigerian officials sponsoring terrorism; you are yet to arrest them. Why?

Many prominent Nigerians were named in the Pandora papers leaked for money laundering schemes and offshore tax haven; you are yet to arrest or investigate them. Please, as concerned citizens, we will like to know why you don’t arrest
or invite people for credible financial crimes for interrogation?

This smells like a witch hunt of a man; you can’t stand his influence. Need I say more? He is Igbo. How dare he be young, rich, famous or influential? Ndi ara. We are waiting for your unbiased report on this matter. The double standards and animosity towards an average easterner are cringe-worthy.

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