Magu:kabal bought houses abroad in my name

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has raised the caution over a charged plot to outline its Acting
Chairman, Mr. Ibrahim Magu, with responsibility for abroad.

The representative for the commission, Mr. Wilson Uwujaren, said in an announcement on Wednesday that "shadowy interests at the less than desirable end" of the organization's against debasement crusade were behind the charged plan.

"Those behind the plot, which is accepted to be a piece of a fabulous outline to dishonor the counter unite despot, have purportedly settled plans to name Magu as the proprietor of decision properties in intriguing areas abroad.

"The commission has data that the frantic intrigue could take their gambit to the ludicrous degree of obtaining properties and enlisting them for the sake of Ibrahim Magu to make the plot credible.

"They are additionally arranged to support some political workers who might turn out transparently to guarantee they have data about the property acquisitions."

As per him, the affirmed plot is gone for spoiling the "unblemished respectability" of Magu to make him a protest of open derision.

"The commission, notwithstanding, wishes to alarm people in general that Magu has no enthusiasm for any property at all outside Nigeria.

"He has neither purchased a house anyplace outside Nigeria nor dispatched any individual or corporate body to secure property in his name or any name remotely connected to him.

"The most recent plot is coming numerous months after the commission correspondingly raised alert over plots by a few interests to pay humongous totals into Magu's records with a view to discharging the data as confirmation he had been bargained."

The EFCC representative cited Magu as saying that the plans could never influence him to lose center in his task to crush debasement in the nation.

"They can just chafe me, however they can't stop me since all men of generosity in this nation know the penances that we are making to enhance the fortunes of our country.

"The individuals who accept that I have properties abroad, can go and assert them," Magu was cited as saying.