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“Nobody will stop us from fighting corruption”

Magu made the comment on Wednesday, April 19, while receiving a delegation from Ohaneze and Arewa youth parliaments in Abuja.

EFCC Acting Chairman, Ibrahim Magu

“I have always emphasized that we do not have the monopoly of knowledge to fight corruption as corruption is a crime against humanity as it affects everybody, so we need to effectively tackle corruption,” he said.

“We must all unite together against the evil called corruption as that is the only way we can ensure, at least the protection of the future of our children and our younger ones. Nobody will stop us from fighting corruption,” he added.

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Magu also urged Nigerians to support the EFCC in its mission to fight corruption in the country.

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