BREAKING! After Spending 72 Hours In EFCC Detention… FAYOSE Reportedly Starts To COOPERATE!!! [Shocking Details Inside]

Former governor of of Ekiti state, Ayodele Fayose, has reportedly started to cooperate with operative of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) after 72 hours in detention.

The Nation reports that the former governor is telling the anti-graft agency “all he knows about the N4.685 billion allegedly withdrawn from the Office of National Security Adviser.”

Fayose who spoke on Thursday, October 18 reportedly admitted knowing a former minister of state (defence), Musiliu Obanikoro, who allegedly ferried N1.299billion funds to him in a chartered jet.

A source close to the investigation said: “The $5, 377,000 was handed over in cash by Obanikoro to Fayose while the N1.299billion was received by Agbele on Fayose’s behalf in the presence of the ex-minister’s Aide-de-Camp who also accompanied them to the bank,” a source close to the investigation said, adding:

“From the $5million, Fayose gave his Personal Assistant Agbele about $1million which he exchanged to Naira and paid for properties on behalf of the governor.

“These assets include four in Lagos (N1.1billion) and two in Abuja worth about N500million to N700million.

“The properties, worth N1.8billion, were purchased with the said proceeds of crime.”

“Fayose will still undergo another round of grilling on Friday (today). We cannot just arraign him in court without obtaining a statement from him. By Friday, he has to explain the following:

Did Obanikoro hand over cash to him and Agbele?

What was the N1.299b meant for?

Did Agbele buy properties for him?

How did his associate acquire the six properties for him? “

So far, Fayose remains in custody till he is able to respond to issues isolated for him.”

Fayose in detention reportedly wrote to the EFCC that he needed another bed as one bed was not comfortable.

”He has demanded for a second mattress from the anti-graft agency and I think they are looking into his request. They want to find out from him the type of mattress needed to make him comfortable in custody.”