According to the report, Abati confirmed his release after he was freed from the anti-graft agency's custody on Saturday, November 5, 2016.
EFCC releases ex-President Jonathan's spokesman
Ex-Presidential spokesman, Reuben Abati has been reportedly released from the EFCC's custody.
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The former presidential spokesperson, was further reported to be putting up somewhere in Abuja.
Abati has been held at the anti-graft office since he reported himself on October 21, 2016 following his involvement in an alleged fraud.
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