EFCC Reacts to Ibrahim Magu's Sack Reports

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The EFCC has denied reports about the sacking of its Acting Chairman, Mr Ibrahim Magu, by the Muhammadu Buhari administration.

“It is not true,” EFCC spokesman, Mr Wilson Uwujaren, said according to the News Agency of Nigeria.

The rumour of Magu’s sack hit the social media and some traditional media websites in the early hours of Saturday.

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