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EFCC Chairman Ibrahim Magu on Tuesday evaded questions on the $1.5m mansions owned by Nigeria's Chief of Army Staff, Tukur Buratai, in Dubai.
Magu was leaving the venue of a one-day workshop on ‘Anti-corruption, ethics of the legal profession and justice sector,’ in Abuja when he came across newsmen.
He had adjusted himself to take questions from the journalists but as soon as the first question bordering on Buratai was asked, he sharply turned back and jumped into his waiting car.
During the event, Magu had presented a tough front, saying the EFCC will ensure it prosecutes anyone laundering money in the country.
“I don’t want to mention some of our strategies, but we will start going after people now. If you are involved in laundering money, we will go after you it doesn’t matter who you are because the law does not respect anybody – whether you are the EFCC chairman, whether you are SAN," he's said.
Punch
Magu was leaving the venue of a one-day workshop on ‘Anti-corruption, ethics of the legal profession and justice sector,’ in Abuja when he came across newsmen.
He had adjusted himself to take questions from the journalists but as soon as the first question bordering on Buratai was asked, he sharply turned back and jumped into his waiting car.
During the event, Magu had presented a tough front, saying the EFCC will ensure it prosecutes anyone laundering money in the country.
“I don’t want to mention some of our strategies, but we will start going after people now. If you are involved in laundering money, we will go after you it doesn’t matter who you are because the law does not respect anybody – whether you are the EFCC chairman, whether you are SAN," he's said.
Punch
