‘Enemies Are Acquiring Houses In My Name’, Magu Cries Out

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has raised the alarm over an alleged plot to frame its Acting Chairman, Ibrahim Magu, with ownership of assets abroad.
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission wants to the world to know that its acting chairman’s hands are as white as snow.

It has raised an alarm that there is a plot by some people to implicate its Acting Chairman, Ibrahim.

The spokesman for the commission, Wilson Uwujaren, said in a statement on Wednesday that “shadowy interests at the receiving end” of the agency’s anti-corruption campaign were behind the alleged scheme.

“Those behind the plot, which is believed to be part of a grand design to discredit the anti-graft czar, have allegedly finalised plans to name Magu as the owner of choice properties in exotic locations abroad.

“The commission has information that the desperate cabal could take their gambit to the ridiculous extent of purchasing properties and registering them in the name of Ibrahim Magu to make the plot believable.

“They are also prepared to sponsor some political hirelings who would come out openly to claim they have information about the property acquisitions.”

According to him, the alleged plot is aimed at tainting the “unblemished integrity” of Magu to make him an object of public ridicule.

“The commission, however, wishes to alert the public that Magu has no interest in any property whatsoever outside Nigeria.