EFCC boss meets UAE ambassador over recovery of looted funds
The EFCC boss stated that the President Muhammadu Buhari administration is determined to recover all the money looted in the country.
EFCC boss, Ibrahim Magu and the UAE Ambassador to Nigeria, Mahmud Muhammad Al-Mahmud, at the diplomat's Abuja office on February 3, 2016.
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He made the call during a visit to the Abuja office of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) Ambassador to Nigeria, Mahmud Muhammad Al-Mahmud.
“The fight against graft requires the collaborative support of all and sundry, most especially the international community, for it to be won”, Magu said.
The EFCC boss stated that the President Muhammadu Buhari administration is determined to recover all the money looted in the country and laundered abroad by corrupt leaders.
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He added, “I have come to seek your support and cooperation just as we had in the case of , , among others to get the mission accomplished”.
Pulse recalls that President Buhari signed a Mutual Legal Assistance agreementwith the UAE two weeks ago, to facilitate the recovery of stolen funds and the extradition of indicted officials.
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