Atiku’s son-in-law breaks silence over EFCC’s money laundering probe

Bashir Abdullahi Haske, the son-in-law of former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, has spoken out against the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) regarding a money laundering probe. Haske denied allegations of evading arrest and money laundering, stating that the EFCC's actions are politically motivated.

Despite complying with the agency's invitation and providing evidence of the legitimacy of his financial transactions, Haske claimed he was unlawfully detained and denied administrative bail, leading to a deterioration in his health. He is currently receiving medical treatment and has criticized the EFCC's claim that he was running away, citing his health crisis as the reason for his condition.

Haske's statement raises concerns about his survival and questions the sincerity of the EFCC's actions in this case.