The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission said three ministers had reported to Ibrahim Magu concerning the development

Anti-graft agency said many of these fraudsters claim to be appointees of Ibrahim Magu. 

The agency released its phone number and e-mail addresses asking the public to report any such cases.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has warned Nigerians against patronizing fraudsters claiming to be appointed by its chairman, Ibrahim Magu. 

The alleged fraudsters meet government officials to receive monetary gifts and such others on Magu's behalf. 

The corruption-fighting agency warned that it take gratification to either to facilitate or scuttle an ongoing investigation. 

The warning came in a statement calling the attention of Nigerians to what it says are the activities of a band of fraudsters extorting senior government officials and claiming to be working for Magu. 

The agency said at least, three different ministers had approached it with complaints of being reached by those claiming to be officers. 

Source: https://www.naij.com/1118511-efcc-issues-warning-fraudsters-claim-work-magu.html

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