The presidential panel probing suspended Acting Chairman of the Economic & Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Ibrahim Magu, has asked him to account for N5 billion election fund, in addition to another N2.5 billion, called recruitment fund.


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EFCC Acting Chairman, Ibrahim Magu.
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Magu: Fresh posers over N7.5bn, 332 seized houses
ON JULY 13, 20208:27 AMIN NEWS
•Questions over N5b election fund, N2.5b recruitment fund

•Panel calls for files on all politically exposed persons on EFCC’s radar
•Magu’s untouchables, others, reappear before panel today
•FG asks govs to file reports on EFCC activities in their states since 2015
By Emma Nnadozie, Crime Editor, Ikechukwu Nnochiri, Johnbosco Agbakwuru & Omeiza Ajayi
The presidential panel probing suspended Acting Chairman of the Economic & Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Ibrahim Magu, has asked him to account for N5 billion election fund, in addition to another N2.5 billion, called recruitment fund.


The panel, led by former President of the Court of Appeal, Justice Ayo Salami, equally called for the files of all politically-exposed persons and invited the commission’s Director of Finance, who was redeployed to the Ministry of Works a week before Magu was arrested.

He was redeployed to the Works Ministry, from where he was seconded to the anti-graft agency.

This came as the Presidency, weekend, directed governors to furnish the panel with reports of the activities of Magu and his operatives in their respective states since 2015.


Magu still has rights ― Tayo Oyetibo
17'
EFCC Acting Chairman, Ibrahim Magu.
Home » News » Magu: Fresh posers over N7.5bn, 332 seized houses
Magu: Fresh posers over N7.5bn, 332 seized houses
ON JULY 13, 20208:27 AMIN NEWS
•Questions over N5b election fund, N2.5b recruitment fund

•Panel calls for files on all politically exposed persons on EFCC’s radar
•Magu’s untouchables, others, reappear before panel today
•FG asks govs to file reports on EFCC activities in their states since 2015
By Emma Nnadozie, Crime Editor, Ikechukwu Nnochiri, Johnbosco Agbakwuru & Omeiza Ajayi
The presidential panel probing suspended Acting Chairman of the Economic & Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Ibrahim Magu, has asked him to account for N5 billion election fund, in addition to another N2.5 billion, called recruitment fund.


The panel, led by former President of the Court of Appeal, Justice Ayo Salami, equally called for the files of all politically-exposed persons and invited the commission’s Director of Finance, who was redeployed to the Ministry of Works a week before Magu was arrested.

He was redeployed to the Works Ministry, from where he was seconded to the anti-graft agency.

This came as the Presidency, weekend, directed governors to furnish the panel with reports of the activities of Magu and his operatives in their respective states since 2015.


Further, the Director of Operations, Mohammed Umar Abba, who President Muhammadu Buhari made acting Chairman of the EFCC, weekend, also sent a memo to all divisional heads, directing them to send him their handover notes, latest today.

Vanguard gathered that the panel also asked all the directors of the commission and the Secretary that appeared before it on Friday to re-appear today as, according to a source, the panel was not satisfied with their explanation.

The panel had, last week, grilled Secretary to the EFCC and directors with the commission on some of the allegations against Magu.


Magu still has rights ― Tayo Oyetibo
17'
EFCC Acting Chairman, Ibrahim Magu.
Home » News » Magu: Fresh posers over N7.5bn, 332 seized houses
Magu: Fresh posers over N7.5bn, 332 seized houses
ON JULY 13, 20208:27 AMIN NEWS
•Questions over N5b election fund, N2.5b recruitment fund

•Panel calls for files on all politically exposed persons on EFCC’s radar
•Magu’s untouchables, others, reappear before panel today
•FG asks govs to file reports on EFCC activities in their states since 2015
By Emma Nnadozie, Crime Editor, Ikechukwu Nnochiri, Johnbosco Agbakwuru & Omeiza Ajayi
The presidential panel probing suspended Acting Chairman of the Economic & Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Ibrahim Magu, has asked him to account for N5 billion election fund, in addition to another N2.5 billion, called recruitment fund.


The panel, led by former President of the Court of Appeal, Justice Ayo Salami, equally called for the files of all politically-exposed persons and invited the commission’s Director of Finance, who was redeployed to the Ministry of Works a week before Magu was arrested.

He was redeployed to the Works Ministry, from where he was seconded to the anti-graft agency.

This came as the Presidency, weekend, directed governors to furnish the panel with reports of the activities of Magu and his operatives in their respective states since 2015.


Further, the Director of Operations, Mohammed Umar Abba, who President Muhammadu Buhari made acting Chairman of the EFCC, weekend, also sent a memo to all divisional heads, directing them to send him their handover notes, latest today.

Vanguard gathered that the panel also asked all the directors of the commission and the Secretary that appeared before it on Friday to re-appear today as, according to a source, the panel was not satisfied with their explanation.

The panel had, last week, grilled Secretary to the EFCC and directors with the commission on some of the allegations against Magu.


Sources close to the panel told Vanguard that some of the officials quizzed could not respond satisfactorily to the questions asked them and, therefore, requested to go back to their offices to study relevant documents at their disposal in readiness for today’s session.

The sources disclosed that the EFCC officials denied involvement in all the allegations against their suspended boss, indicating that only Magu could provide answers to all allegations of financial impropriety against him.

However, the panel, according to the sources, requested them to go back and prepare and possibly arm themselves with documents relating to all transactions allegedly authorised by Magu.
The source said: “The panel has asked the directors and sectional heads to reappear on Monday (today) because most of them could not answer the questions they were asked.

They really want to deal with this guy

Ok

This guy is in soup