The acting Administrator of the Monetary and Money related Wrongdoings Commission, EFCC, Ibrahim Magu, has denied owning any house or houses in the Maitama zone of Abuja.
Responding to a report subtitled, Magu Under New Test more than 2 Abuja Manors, which showed up in The Sun Daily paper of Walk 25, the EFCC supervisor expelled the story as a work of fiction that debilitates lawful activity against the daily paper and the creators of the story.
The report which showed up on page 9 of the daily paper, among others, asserted that Mr. Magu is being examined with respect to the responsibility for manors in the Maitama range of Abuja supposedly connected to his better half.
Depending on apparition sources, the daily paper guaranteed that "the houses being explored are situated in Danube Road, Maitama and Missouri Road, off Colorado Close, Clergymen Slope." It included that "the two houses were said to have been purchased a year ago."
Mr. Magu expressed that neither himself nor his significant other possess any property in Maitama. He encouraged Nigerians to neglect the report as false and composed by the creators to accomplish intentions that are self-evident.
"I don't have any chateau anyplace in Maitama. Would I have two houses in Abuja yet live in a leased flat in a similar group? The Sun can assume control over the properties on the off chance that they have prove that they have a place with me or my better half", Mr. Magu said.
The acting executive uncovered that he is making lawful move against the daily paper.
"This is another ascertained endeavor to spread my notoriety. They may have become away with such false reports in the past yet I won't let this go unchallenged. I have as of now advised my legal counselors to initiate legitimate activity against The Sun Daily paper," Mr. Magu proclaimed.
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