Stella Oduah challenges anybody with proves that she deposited N2.5b in her Maid's account to publish it.

Stella Oduah, a former Minister of Aviation and
senator (PDP-Anambra North), on Monday
denied reports that the Economic and
Financial Crimes Commission was on her trail
for allegedly stashing nearly N2.5 billion in a
bank account she set up using the identity of
her domestic aide.
Ms. Oduah, who said she received the reports
while relaxing in her country home in Anambra
State, challenged those who published the
allegations to publish proofs that substantiate
her guilt.
News website, SaharaReporters, had on
Sunday reported EFCC sources as revealing
to it how Ms. Oduah used the name and
pictures of the unnamed maid to set up the
account.
“Senator Oduah apparently opened the
account with her housemaid’s name, image,
and details without the housemaid knowing
about it,” Sahara Reporters quoted one of the
EFCC sources as saying.
The account, the report said, was still active
as at last week.
But in a rebuttal her office sent to PREMIUM
TIMES around 9 a.m. Monday, Ms. Oduah
said the reports were “totally false, baseless
and at best the imagination of the platform.”
In the statement, signed by Francisca Onyeisi,
head of communications, Ms. Oduah said that
if the reports were true, she would have been
arrested long before now, especially at a time
when the EFCC is “freezing accounts and
going after opposition governors who enjoy
same level of immunity as the president.”
The former minister, therefore, urged her
supporters and the general public to ignore the
reports, saying she had “made a mark in oil
and gas and Agricultural businesses before
joining politics.”