According to Premium Times, a man, Ettu Mohammed, on Sunday opened a
fundraising campaign on Gofundme.com in apparent attempt to mock Reuben Abati. The man urged Nigerians to “please save Reuben Abati from EFCC.”
And also said
the former presidential spokesperson was influenced by “Aso Rock evil spirits”
to collect N50 million from former National Security Adviser, Sambo Dasuki.
Although
Mr. Abati was offered administrative bail that requires presenting a senior
federal civil servant – preferably a director – with landed properties in
Abuja, EFCC sources said he had been unable to meet the bail conditions.
Sources at the commission say Mr. Abati admitted in his statement that he received the money but said he spent
in on media relations and would not return same.
“Reuben
Abati the spokesman of ex-president Goodluck Jonathan is under lock and key for
voluntarily collecting the sum of N50m from Sambo Dasuki,” Mr. Mohammed, a
staunch supporter of President Muhammadu Buhari wrote on Gofundme.com, an
online fundraising platform.
“We
believe he must have been under the influence of Aso Rock evil spirit,” he
added, asking for $108,000 in donations to Mr. Abati who recently wrote an
article narrating how the Aso Rock was pervaded by evil spirits.
“We are
begging Nigerians to save Reuben Abati from detention, Mr. Mohammed later told
PREMIUM TIMES on phone.
“Two weeks
ago, he said there were evil spirits in Aso Rock but he was running around for
Goodluck Jonathan to return so that he could continue working on the same place
infested by evil spirits.”
But over
12 hours, after the campaign was opened, nobody has donated.
“Nigerians
are angry,” Mr. Mohammed, an electrical engineer, said, explaining reason why
no one had donated.
He asked
Mr. Buhari to “simultaneously build infrastructure and institutions for
operations and maintenance”.
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