The EFCC said the list is false and mischievous as it “neither issued the said list nor entertained discussions on the investigation of ex-governors with any news medium”.
The anti-graft agency noted that the purported list is a disingenuous fabrication designed to achieve motives known only to the authors.
The EFCC’s statement partly reads:
TimesNow.com.ng earlier reported that the EFCC has allegedly arrested three pro-Yahaya Bello protesters who took protests to its headquarters in Abuja on Friday, May 3.
This came weeks after the anti-graft agency declared the former governor wanted after he refused to surrender to arrest at his residence in Abuja.
However, an EFCC official who spoke with some protesters in the video said the commission was not interested in renting the crowd and that Bello needed to answer some questions.
Source: TimesNow.com.ng
