A group of concerned citizens has called on the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to investigate the handling of funds raised for the late singer, Mohbad, particularly focusing on the activities of Bukky Jesse and Muyiwa. The group alleges that there are discrepancies in the utilization of the money, including funds raised through GoFundMe and a reported N30 million used for Mohbad's autopsy.
The group's petition to the EFCC highlights several areas of concern. They question the transparency of the fundraising efforts and the subsequent disbursement of the collected funds. Additionally, they express doubts about the authenticity of the reported N30 million used for Mohbad's autopsy.
"We believe that a thorough investigation by the EFCC is necessary to ensure that the funds raised for Mohbad's cause were used ethically and responsibly," said a spokesperson for the group. "There are serious allegations of financial mismanagement and potential misuse of funds, and we urge the authorities to take immediate action."
The group's concerns come amid growing public scrutiny of the individuals involved in the fight for justice for Mohbad. Social media has been abuzz with discussions about the transparency and accountability of those handling the funds.
Bukky Jesse and Muyiwa, prominent figures in the campaign for justice, have been at the forefront of fundraising efforts and public appeals. However, the group's petition suggests that their actions may warrant further investigation.
The EFCC is yet to respond to the petition, but the case has already garnered significant public attention. As the investigation unfolds, it remains to be seen whether the allegations against Bukky Jesse, Muyiwa, and others will be substantiated. The outcome of the investigation could have far-reaching implications for the transparency and accountability of online fundraising campaigns and public interest causes.
