Mark Obisesan, a popular businessman recently acquitted of all charges, has accused the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) of victimization after the agency allegedly refused to return his seized properties despite a court ruling in his favour.
Obisesan, who was previously accused but cleared of any wrongdoing, described the EFCC’s actions as “wickedness,” insisting that the continued withholding of his assets violates the judgment of the court.
Despite multiple requests, he claimed the anti-graft agency has ignored calls to release his properties, prolonging his ordeal.
Beyond the seized assets, Obisesan alleged that the EFCC has refused to remove defamatory content about him, including mugshots and statements that he says have damaged his reputation and business.
As a renewable energy entrepreneur, he asserts that the posts have significantly impacted his credibility in the industry.
Frustrated by the agency’s alleged defiance of court orders, Obisesan has formally written to the EFCC, demanding the release of his assets and the removal of misleading content.
He maintained that he is being unfairly targeted despite successfully proving his innocence in court.
