The Nigeria Integrity Movement on Wednesday said Oba of lagos Rilwan Akiolu must face Money Landry charges for keeping such huge amount of $2 million and N17 million in his palace that went missing during the invasion of his palace.
NIM in a statement signed by Mr Kayode Esan and made available to the OBSERVERS TIMES, said they have already activated their lawyer immediately a certify copy of Oba statemen was made available yesterday, insisting that the Lagos Monarch must be arraign for laundering charges considering the facts that his action was against cashless society’s law of the Federal Republic of Nigeria and wondering where Oba of lagos will get such money from and hide it outside the Banking system.
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The Nigeria Integrity Movement said the Civil Society Organisation will work with other likeminded group to file an application for criminal summons and an ex parte application for the summons of the Oba of Lagos.
Though didn’t disclose the timing but Mr Esan said the action will be taken Immediately for the purpose of Justice, while condemning the invasion of the Oba palace, NIM appeals to youths to deploy legal and democratic means of expensing their dissatisfaction instead of looting and destruction of properties.
OBSERVERS TIMES recall, Oba while Speaking at the commissioning of the Glover memorial hall in Lagos on Wednesday, Akiolu said the state experienced the highest degree of damage compared to others.
The monarch said he has appealed to the federal government to support Lagos in its rebuilding efforts.
He decried the attack on his palace, saying those who perpetuated the act are ignorant of their actions.
“I will support anything that will move Lagos forward. I have appealed to the federal government to assist Lagos with what we have suffered. We host many people here, not Lagosians alone. The incident that happened here from October 20th to 23rd is so saddening,” he said.
“The destruction we suffered in Lagos is so enormous than in any other part of the country. Many buildings were burnt, including vehicles used to generate income. I can now say publicly that they stole away from my palace $2 million and N17 million..
“Those who committed the offence would not have done that if they know the implication. But as a father, I won’t place any curse on them.”
Akiolu had returned to his palace two months after the mob invasion.
