Ondo Nightclub Owners Protest EFCC Raids Disrupting Business

On October 9, nightclub owners, entertainers, and stakeholders in the entertainment industry in Ondo State protested in Akure against the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) for what they termed repeated disruptions to their businesses. The protest was triggered by recent EFCC operations that included reports of shootings during raids.
Protesters blocked roads around the First Bank area, chanting solidarity songs, which led to traffic disruptions for several hours. A protester named Ayo expressed concern that the incessant raids were discouraging customers and threatening the survival of their businesses.
He criticized the EFCC's approach, stating that not all club-goers are involved in internet fraud, and called for an end to the harassment of customers. Another protester highlighted the fear created among residents near the clubs and urged the EFCC and the state government to intervene to prevent further business collapses, advocating for measures that would protect legitimate businesses while addressing law enforcement interests.
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