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EFCC Allows Food for Rebecca’s Family After 13 Days of Deprivation—But Utilities Remain Cut

EFCC Allows Food for Rebecca’s Family After 13 Days of Deprivation—But Utilities Remain Cut

After nearly two weeks, the EFCC has finally permitted Engineer Isaac Ishaku Yusuf to bring food and essential supplies to his wife, Mrs Rebecca Omokamo Godwin-Isaac, inside their home in Guzape, Abuja. Despite this small win, Mrs Rebecca still has no water, electricity or cooking gas. Her family says the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission is flouting a Federal High Court order to maintain the pre-dispute condition of her home. Human-rights groups and concerned Nigerians stepped in to apply public pressure. The family insists that food alone does not restore safety or dignity. They are calling on law enforcement agencies, the judiciary and civil-society organisations to ensure the court’s directive is enforced in full—and to guarantee that no citizen must fight for basic rights while a legal matter is pending.

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jayjay

What do you think about EFCC only restoring food and still keeping utilities cut for Rebecca's family?

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hala

I agree. Food help is welcome, but without light and water the family still faces real hardship.

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julia

It seems strange that EFCC waited almost two weeks just to allow basic food delivery but left them without water or electricity.

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isa

It feels like more than an oversight when the EFCC restricts water and electricity even after allowing food delivery.

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grace

Local volunteers could coordinate daily water and power backup deliveries to support Mrs Rebecca until her utilities are fully restored.

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