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Thursday, July 16, 2020

Embattled EFCC Acting Chairman Magu Released On Bail From Police Custody

The embattled suspended acting chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Mr. Ibrahim Magu has been released on bail by the Presidential Panel investigating him for alleged graft.






Magu was released Wednesday following a formal application for his bail to the panel by his lawyer, Mr. Toyin Ojaomo, who confirmed his release to the press.

An appeal for bail on Tuesday sent to the Inspector-General of Police was turned down by the police chief, instead directing that the application be sent to the presidential panel headed by retired Justice Ayo Salami for consideration.
Mr. Magu was taken into custody by the Force Criminal Investigation Department (FCID) on July 6, 2020, after he was arrested and brought before the presidential panel. He was subsequently suspended from office by President Muhammadu Buhari after reviewing the severity of the evidence tendered against him.

At least 12 directors including the executive secretary of the agency, Olukayode Olanikpekun, have been suspended from office as part of the probe of the agency.
from THEWILLNIGERIA

17 comments:

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    1. The Nigeria political spectrum is messed up. Even efcc chairman was caught in the things he claimed to be fighting. Na wa ooo

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  2. Na wa.
    When the hunter becomes the hunted.

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  3. They should better keep a close eye on him..

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    1. His next appearance before the panel will be on the wheelchair^on a sick bed as it's the norm with our polithievecians/leaders.....

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  4. Good for him...its just a pity...

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  5. We are watching and observing.

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  6. Never a dull moment in this country

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  7. See his head like a bicycle seat. By the time they finish with you, that you face will get proper shape. Mr Aluta continua

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  8. Magu magu,how does it feel to held in captive for days?

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  9. Well...he can't be detained indefinitely; that's the law. He can still attend the panel sittings from his home.

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