I Can’t Hurt A Fly Yet People Are Afraid Of Me – Suspended EFCC Boss Bawa (Video)

In an interview with media personality Chude Jideonwo, Abdulrasheed Bawa, the suspended chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), addressed the public’s fear of him and the agency. Bawa emphasized that despite the perception, he cannot hurt a fly.

The interview, published on Monday, provided an opportunity for Bawa to shed light on the nature of the EFCC’s work and dispel any apprehension people may have when invited by the agency. He stressed that the exercise of power within the EFCC is part of a system, and individuals need not fear or be intimidated by him or the organization.

Bawa stated, “We are just doing our job and don’t want people to panic or fear, and feel free to come to the EFCC with all sense of belonging.” He further urged individuals to approach the agency without hesitation, as their cooperation is vital in uncovering the truth. He questioned why anyone would be afraid or scared if they were innocent, suggesting that such fear might indicate guilt.

The suspended EFCC boss conveyed a message of assurance, aiming to ease concerns and encourage transparency. By inviting individuals to share their side of the story and provide explanations, Bawa emphasized the agency’s commitment to uncovering facts and understanding the circumstances surrounding any allegations.