Acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Ibrahim Magu, has replied a query issued to him on Monday by the Attorney-General of the Federation and Minister of Justice, Mr. Abubakar Malami.
It can be recalled that the AGF issued a query to Magu based on the allegations levelled against him in the security report prepared and sent to the Senate by the Department of State Services.
The Senate had on the basis of the DSS’ report rejected President Muhammadu Buhari’s nomination of Magu as substantive EFCC chairman.
Malami, whose office has a measure of supervisory role on EFCC, queried Magu on Monday following an order by President Buhari on Sunday directing the AGF to investigate some top Federal Government officials accused of corruption.
The Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Mr. Babachir Lawal, is also believed to be part of the target of the probe ordered by the President.
But it could not be confirmed if the AGF had taken any action with respect to the allegations against Lawal.
Sources close to Magu and the AGF confirmed on Saturday that the acting EFCC boss was given 48 hours to reply to the query dated December 19.
One of the sources said, “The query was dated December 19 and delivered to Magu on the same date.
“It was stated in the query that he must respond within 48 hours.”
Yawa dey smell. The man is still occupying the office while he is being investigated. The office of the AGF does not have the tools for this kind of investigation! The result is a foregone conclusion. They really think Nigerians are as brainless as they are. Imbeciles in power.
ReplyDeleteAnd some pple will say this government is witch hunting. If you are a witch better run coz u will be hunted and taken proper care of.
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