Ibrahim Magu Sold Seized Assets To His Associates – Fayose Makes New Allegation

Ayodele Fayose, a previous Ekiti State Governor, has affirmed that the suspended acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Ibrahim Magu, offered recouped resources under his supervision to his partners, The PUNCH reports. 

Fayose requested that the deals of properties reallocated by the counter join office under Magu be researched. 

In an announcement on Friday discharged by means of his checked Twitter handle, the previous senator said the progressing test of Magu, who is confronting a presidential board over supposed infractions, should likewise look to reveal all acolytes of the beset ex-EFCC seat. 

He expressed, "There must be full examination concerning the deals of properties seized by the EFCC under Magu. Those recouped plunders that were 'relooted' must be 're-recuperated'. 

"The test must not be simply to accomplish the sole point of expelling Magu from office. 

"Nigerians must know recipients of the held onto properties and how they were sold on the grounds that a large portion of these properties were purchased by partners of Magu, including a few purported human rights legal advisors. 

"These human rights legal advisors were his advertisers and today, they are the ones guarding him since they realize that if this examination goes further than simply searching for what Magu fouled up to expel him from office, their filthy insider facts will be uncovered for Nigerians to see. 

"This examination must not wind up as their standard paddy-paddy course of action. 

"It ought not wind up as a device just to evacuate Magu in light of the fact that expelling him won't be sufficient, the plunders as of now 'relooted' must be 're-recuperated' and the individuals who 'relooted' the plunders brought to book. 

"Additionally, those holding cash and properties in trust for Magu just as the individuals who more likely than not helped him to launder cash must be uncovered."