The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has reportedly invited two prominent pro-Labour Party and Peter Obi supporters, Randy Peter and Mama Pee, for questioning at its Abuja office.
According to reports, the activists were asked to appear before the anti-graft agency as part of an ongoing inquiry. While the EFCC has not publicly disclosed the specific reasons behind the invitation, the development has generated widespread discussion across social media.
Supporters of the activists have expressed concern over the move, with some calling for transparency regarding the nature of the investigation. Others have urged the EFCC to ensure that the process is conducted professionally and in accordance with the law.
Neither Randy Peter nor Mama Pee had released a detailed official statement on the outcome of the questioning at the time of reporting. However, the invitation has attracted significant public attention, particularly among supporters of the Labour Party and Peter Obi.
The incident has further fueled debates about civic activism, political engagement, and the role of law enforcement agencies in handling matters involving public figures and social commentators. Authorities are expected to provide more information as the matter develops.
