Sujimoto CEO Denied Legal Access by EFCC in Enugu Custody
Sijibomi Ogundele, CEO of Sujimoto, was reportedly denied legal access by the EFCC in Enugu custody during an investigation related to a contractual dispute with the Enugu State Government. Despite voluntarily appearing before the EFCC on September 8, 2025, Ogundele was allegedly prevented from consulting his lawyer properly.
The EFCC is probing allegations of diverting billions linked to the Enugu State Government, with Ogundele's passport seized. While the EFCC has not issued an official statement, the incident raises concerns about legal rights and due process in the investigation.
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