Someone on Channels TV yesterday stated that if it is impossible for EFCC to have carried out reconnaissance on the Ikoyi building for days or a week before moving into the building without noticing that the place was under the control of another government security agency.

This is because if the NIA kept money there for a covert operation, then that place was an NIA covert operation base.

But of course, nothing of that sort existed, up to the point that the EFCC went and got a warrant to move into the apartment, and actually broke in and found the loot (and might I add, with no NIA paraphernalia in sight).

Now if the NIA actually[/b] has come out to claim they actually kept that money there, it would seem that a whole government institution (and one as crucial as the NIA) is [b]volunteering its weight in the attempt to prevent Nigerians and the world at large from knowing the true hoarder of the money in there.

It would seem that such a crucial institution as the NIA is volunteering itself as an accomplice to shield the identity of the real hoarder of the cash at the Ikoyi apartment.

Now what does that tel us about the morality that lies within the soul of this administration?

Hmm