Video Reveals Moment EFCC Operatives Broke Into Okorocha's House Through The Roof
- Parts of Rochas Okocha's Abuja house were destroyed by EFCC operatives who broke into it on Tuesday, May 24
- A video has revealed that the dogged personnel broke a section of the APC presidential aspirant's roof
- In the brief video clip, the EFCC operatives were seen gaining access to Okorocha's house through the damaged roof
FCT, Abuja - Operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) who arrested Rochas Okorocha gained access into his Abuja residence through the roof.
A trending video has revealed that the EFCC officials who were bent on getting hold of the former Imo governor did much to enter into his living room.
The armed operatives, as revealed in the video clip, had to destroy a part of the building's roof and enter the parlour.
One of Okorocha's family members was heard at the point the roof was being damaged saying this is how they want to arrest the All Progressives Congress (APC)'s presidential aspirant without document.
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In the same video, Okorcha also confirmed that the agency's personnel came to take him with an arrest warrant.
See the video below:
Also, TVC News also shared a Youtube video of the massive damage done to the house after the operatives gained access into it.
Video reveals Okorocha lying on the floor praying as EFCC breaks into his house
Meanwhile, a video of how Okorocha on Tuesday, May 24, went prostrate on the floor when operatives of the EFCC tried to gain access into his Abuja house had gone viral.
In the video shared on Youtube by one of the former Imo governor's relatives, he was seen praying with members of the family while all the doors in the house were shut.
Okorocha was heard frantically saying these words repeatedly in prayer:
"Come and help me, my Lord and my God. I thank you, Almighty God."
Speaking with Legit.ng on Sunday, May 29 , on the actions of the EFCC operatives who destroyed Okorocha's roof in the bid to arrest him, a superintendent of the Nigerian police noted that by law the officers were right.
He noted that the law permits them to even bring down the house to get the APC senator or anyone who is considered a person of interest.
The high-ranking police officer said other family members of the former governor have made themselves his accomplices by not making effort to see that he submitted himself for arrest.
Even more, he explained that the law does not recognise what he called emotional sentiment in arresting a wanted person, nor do the operatives need an arrest warrant for such an operation, especially as the individual in question has refused to honour an earlier invitation.
EFCC operatives storm Okorocha's Abuja residence
Earlier, the Abuja residence of Okorocha was stormed on Tuesday by personnel of the EFCC.
A team of the anti-graft agency was seen at Okorocha's house located in the Maitama area of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) to arrest him.
Source: Legit.ng