Aare Arisekola Alao’s Son, Abdullahi Shuns Friends, Associates As N2.6b Fraud Case Rages On

Abullahi Alao, the son of late Islamic leader Aare Arisekola Alao has gone more low profile.

And in so doing, insiders disclosed, he has shunned regular friends and associates.

The younger Alao- not on the best of terms with his late father – reportedly started keeping to himself when his problems over alleged N2.6b subsidy fraud kick started.

Sources confirmed the move was the fallout of how those he considered friends and associates related with him in his hour of need.

According to findings by societynowng.com those he called ‘brothers’ and ‘uncles’
Abdullahi Alao

reportedly kept their distance in other not to become entangled with his N2.6b fraud mess.

‘later events proved that those who pretended to stay with him were out to fleece him in the guise of attempting to help him put out the fire of the ongoing prosecution’’ a source stated.

Further digs revealed that for man at odds with his influential and with few people to call friends, the developments pushed him further into his private world.

Additional digs revealed the death of the mother he so much cherished and later his father didn’t help his coming out of his shell.

‘he just kept to himself the more’ a source who should know divulged.

More revelations have it that Abdullahi who has consistently maintained his innocence in the subsidy fraud case brought against him by anti corruption agency, Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has pledged to himself to resolve the case depending on God.

And he has entrusted his fate in the hands of his maker while working with his lawyers to exonerate himself from the charges that has transformed him a regular visitors to the court room – with the restrictions of bail hampering his movement.

The foundation of the case against the son of the late prominent Islamic leader and walker of the corridors of power has roots in allegations of receiving payments from the federal government for unremitted petroleum products.