Saraki’s wife breaks silence on police siege, Offa robbery

Toyin, the wife of Senate President, Bukola Saraki, has sought to
clear the air on the police siege on their Abuja residence on Tuesday
over her husband's alleged involvement in the Offa robbery in Kwara
State.

Writing on her verified Twitter account on Wednesday morning, Toyin
reacted to comments made by the spokesperson of the Nigeria Police
Force, Jimoh Moshood, that the vehicles that blocked the road belonged
to her.

Saraki has been implicated and was summoned for the second time to
answer questions on the incident, by the Inspector-General of Police.

"Dear @channelstv @sunrisedailynow I am absolutely flabbergasted by
@PoliceNG Jimoh Moshood on TV attempting to claim that these white
vehicles that blockaded the road outside our Abuja residence could
possibly be "protection provided to the Wife of the Senate President"!

"Firstly I have never received any vehicle from @PoliceNG

"Secondly, I believe these vehicles bear a striking resemblance to
cars donated by my dear brother @AlikoDangote. I hope DSP Jimoh
Moshood can leave me out of this unseemly contretemps. Thank you!

"It was bad enough that I was forced to endure a mass invasion of my
privacy, with the mis-identification of a guest at a private family
occasion, falsely, as one of the @PoliceNG Offa Bank Robbery suspects.
The Police did nothing to correct this widely circulated falsehood,"
Toyin wrote.