- E-Money’s Urgent Message: Nigerian businessman Emeka Okonkwo (E-Money) advises against spraying Naira or other currencies at parties, citing the EFCC’s stance on currency abuse.
- EFCC’s Warning: The EFCC considers spraying or mutilating currency a criminal offense under Nigerian law, with potential fines or penalties for those found guilty.
- Recent Enforcement: E-Money’s call follows his recent arrest and questioning by the EFCC over alleged currency abuse at public events.
- Promoting Responsible Behavior: E-Money encourages partygoers to place money in a basket or box instead of spraying it, highlighting the importance of respecting the law.
Nigerian businessman and socialite Emeka Okonkwo, popularly known as E-Money, has urged Nigerians to stop spraying the Naira or any other currency at parties. He cited the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission’s (EFCC) directive against the practice, describing it as currency abuse punishable by law.
E-Money advised partygoers to place money in a basket, bowl, or box instead of spraying it, emphasizing that ignorance of the law won’t be an excuse. This statement comes after he was recently arrested and questioned by the EFCC over alleged abuse of the Naira and U.S. Dollar during public events.
By promoting responsible celebration, E-Money aims to help Nigerians avoid unnecessary fines and respect the country’s currency.
