Ibrahim Magu
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission announced on Monday, June 11 that it has uncovered alleged plot by a businessman, Abdulhamid Mahmud Zari, to frame up one of its key investigators, Mr. Abubakar Madaki.
The senator representing Delta North Senatorial District in the National Assembly, Barrister Peter Nwaoboshi, has said what he is being persecuted for by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission is pure business transaction.
Former Plateau state governor, Joshua Dariye has been accused of diverting N1.162 billion from the state’s treasury while he served as governor.e was charged by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, in a 21-count.
The acting chairman of the EFCC, Ibrahim Magu, has denied claim by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) that the anti-graft agency is being used by the All Progressives Congress (APC) to terrorism opposition parties.
The ICPC has charged a United Kingdom-based Professor of Neurology, Reuben Oluwakinmilehin Obaro and his wife, Ayodele Olubunmi Obaro, to court for allegedly misappropriating N233.6 million belonging to the federal government.
The EFCC has allegedly detained Ramalan Yero, the ex-governor of Kaduna; alongside a former minister, former PDP state chairman, and former state secretary of the party. They were reportedly detained on Wednesday morning.
The report of the 2007 investigation by the EFCC into the $16 billion power project has been made public by former President Olusegun Obasanjo. The report was signed by the EFCC's former head of operations, Ibrahim Lamorde.
Justice Banjoko of the high court of the Federal Capital Territory in Gudu Abuja is currently delivering judgment in the 11 years long trial of an ex-governor of Taraba State, Jolly Nyame, accused of misappropriating about N1.6bn.
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) said it would soon dock a self proclaimed pastor ThankGod Udechukwu, founder Jesus the General Outreach Ministry based in Amuwo-Odofin, Lagos for alleged swindling of a kinsman a
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