- EFCC Investigation: The EFCC questioned Iyabo Ojo about her daughter’s wedding ceremony, specifically regarding the practice of spraying money.
- Currency Spraying: Guests at the wedding were seen spraying both Nigerian naira and foreign currencies, including US dollars.
- Iyabo Ojo’s Response: Ojo claimed she was unaware that spraying foreign currencies was prohibited, though she knew defacing the naira is an offense.
- EFCC’s Stance: The commission clarified that spraying any currency at events goes against financial regulations.
- Public Appeal: Iyabo Ojo urged Nigerians to avoid the practice at social gatherings to comply with the law.
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has questioned Nollywood actress Iyabo Ojo about her daughter Priscilla’s recent wedding ceremony. The EFCC’s inquiry focused on the practice of spraying money, which was prominently featured in videos from the event.
Guests at the wedding were seen spraying both Nigerian naira and foreign currencies, including US dollars. Iyabo Ojo claimed she was unaware that spraying foreign currencies was prohibited, though she acknowledged knowing that defacing the naira is an offense.
The EFCC clarified that spraying any currency at events goes against financial regulations. Following this explanation, Iyabo Ojo urged Nigerians to avoid the practice at social gatherings to comply with the law. This incident reflects the EFCC’s ongoing efforts to enforce financial regulations in Nigeria.
