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Attention, EFCC boss

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Since the establishment of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), no head of the agency has been as active as Ibrahim Magu. Despite his rejection by the Senate, he has put more the vigour into the discharge of his duties.

My advice to him is that he should not be distracted. He must not be partisan; he should be fair to all.
He should also beam his searchlight on civil servants because some of them are accomplices to corrupt politicians.
The EFCC should try to conclude its investigations in time while the courts should speed up the trials of suspects.
Finally, we want to know how much has been recovered so far.

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