We'll begin following legal advisors who help "marauders" escape equity'- EFCC acting executive says

The acting executive of the EFCC, Ibrahim Magu, says that the antigraft organization will soon begin following legal counselors who help and abet monetary and financial wrongdoings. Magu said this at the opening of a one-day workshop sorted out by the Nigeria Bar Association (NBA) in a joint effort with the Presidential Advisory Committee against Corruption (PACC) at the Rockview inn in Abuja yesterday Tuesday July twelfth.


An announcement issued by EFCC representative, Wilson Uwujaren states that Magu said at the workshop that the EFCC couldn't stamp out defilement in the nation without the backing of all partners.

"We think about everyone as a partner, as the EFCC does not have imposing business model of information to annihilation all shades of joining. We won't quit following individuals who are included in laundering cash. It doesn't make a difference who you are, the law is a respecter of no one particularly the individuals who perpetrate wrongdoing. Whether you are EFCC, SAN or whatever, at some point or another we will begin following individuals who purchase properties with stolen stores and in addition individuals who help other people to escape justice"he said