EFCC Collected ₦10 Million Before Releasing Me – Rapper Oladips Opens Up
Nigerian rapper Oladips has made a shocking revelation about his recent encounter with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), alleging that the anti-graft agency collected a sum of ₦10 million from him before granting his freedom.
The “Die Young” crooner shared this claim during an Instagram live session, where he narrated how he was picked up alongside his team and detained for days. According to Oladips, the experience was both emotionally and financially draining, as he insisted he had committed no crime.
In his words, “They collected ₦10 million before I was released. Imagine paying that kind of money when you did nothing wrong. I’m still in shock till now.”
Oladips further described how the ordeal has left a lasting mark on him, revealing that the event changed how he views fame and life as a Nigerian artist. He called on authorities to reform the system and ensure that entertainers are not unfairly targeted or extorted.
Fans and colleagues have since taken to social media to express their outrage, demanding clarification from the EFCC. Some industry insiders also pointed out that cases like Oladips’ expose the growing tension between Nigerian artists and law enforcement agencies.
The EFCC is yet to officially respond to Oladips’ claims at the time of this report, but the rapper’s statement has already fueled widespread conversations online about accountability, abuse of power, and the vulnerability of entertainers in Nigeria.
