The Economic Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, has said that no amount of scare-mongering will dissuade it from “vigorously enforcing its mandate to rid Nigeria of corruption”, if the Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu, is found guilty in its latest findings. The Commission, was responding to an alarm by Ike Ekweremadu, that it plans to set him up, by planting cash and weapons at his houses, to be unearthed during a planned raid. Ekweremadu, had raised the alarm when he read a letter at plenary on Wednesday, reportedly written to him by an unnamed Nigerian. He said the move is to force him out of office, and give the impression that he is a corrupt Politician, unfit to hold any public office. However, the Agency in a statement on Wednesday night, said: “The Commission’s candid advice to Ekweremadu is to sleep easy, if he is not involved in the looting spree that seems to be the pastime of many Nigerians in the corridors of power. Let it be known however, that there wil...
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