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2 Kogi Officials Report At EFCC Office

Ayobami Omole by Ayobami Omole
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The Kogi State government has confirmed that two officials are currently at the Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC) headquarters in Abuja.

This was contained in a statement issued yesterday by the state information commissioner, Kingsley Fanwo, and made available to journalists in Lokoja, the state capital.

A source told LEADERSHIP that the director general, Government House Administration, Dr Shaibu Oricha, and another government official are currently with the anti-graft agency following a court order that ordered their arrest.

Fanwo said, “ The Kogi State Government can confirm that two of her officials are at the EFCC Headquarters in Abuja in response to a report that a Federal High Court ordered their arrest. Despite not receiving an official invitation, they voluntarily reported to the commission’s headquarters in Abuja.

“We have not been told the specific details about the allegations against them, but it may not be unconnected to the ongoing investigations regarding some present and former government officials”.

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“The officials reported as law abiding citizens of Nigeria to further demonstrate that the government of Kogi State has nothing to hide and will always open her books to lawful investigations.”

“We hope that the EFCC will respond to the patriotic action of the officials by remaining professional in conducting their investigations. As a government, we are always prepared to cooperate with anti-graft agencies to prove our transparency and retain the confidence of our development partners who have consistently given us awards for our unflinching transparency, accountability and probity”.

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