Former governor of Imo State, Rochas Okorocha, has urged the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to do its job without what he called media trial.
The anti-graft agency had on Wednesday sealed Rochas Foundation College in Owerri, Imo State capital.
The commission also put East High Primary and Secondary school, Owerri which belongs to Okorocha’s first daughter, Uloma Nwosu, under lock and key.
A store named, All-In Supermarket, said to belong to a member of Okorocha’s family, was also sealed by the EFCC.
In a tweet on Thursday, Okorocha said: “I strongly urge the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission @officialEFCC to do their jobs and do it within the precepts of the law. What I however do not subscribe to, is a media trial that seeks to malign my image.”
