In a statement shared with his fans on Monday, August 31, Shallipopi said his legal team and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) had advised him to stop addressing the matter publicly while the allegations are being investigated.
South African Presidential Spokesperson, Vincent Magwenya, said Ramaphosa had no involvement in the broadcast disruption, insisting that the incident was an operational matter and not a deliberate attempt to silence Nigeria.
