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January 16, 2021 EFCC Not Recruiting

EFCC Not Recruiting

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, has warned Nigerians to be wary of people sharing fake EFCC Recruitment Form on various social media platforms.

Head, Media & Publicity, Wilson Uwujaren, in a statement on Saturday, said the commission hasn’t commenced recruitment exercise for the year 2021.

“The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, wishes to alert the public about fake EFCC Recruitment Form 2021 circulating in the social media and to warn that the Commission is currently not recruiting.

“Scammers bent on defrauding hapless job seekers, have been active in the social media, providing a link for unsuspecting members of the public seeking employment into the EFCC, to obtain, “EFCC Recruitment Form 2021/2022 and Guidelines Form and apply for the ongoing EFCC recruitment 2021”.

“Fraudsters are also circulating forged Offer of Employment Letters, purporting same to be from the EFCC, and extorting members of the public. 

“The public should note that there is no ongoing recruitment in the EFCC. The purported ‘EFCC Recruitment Form 2021’, as well as the ‘official recruitment portal’ and ‘Offer of Employment Letters’, are non -existent. 

“For the avoidance of doubt, recruitment into the EFCC is a structured, transparent, and merit-driven process which is always heavily advertised through the mass media and the Commission’s social media platforms. It is highly automated, with no place for the so-called Employment Form.

“The EFCC is on the trail of the scammers behind this devious scheme as no efforts will be spared to bring them to justice.

“The Commission urges the public to cross-check any doubtful information with the agency through; info@efccnigeria.org.”

November 27, 2020 EFCC SEEKS SUPPORT OF US, NIGER TO ARREST MAINA

EFCC SEEKS SUPPORT OF US, NIGER TO ARREST MAINA

EFCC is seeking the support of the governments of Niger Republic and the United States of America in the arrest of a former Chairman of the defunct Pension Reformed Task Team, ABDULRASHEED MAINA.

MAINA has been accused of jumping bail in his N2bn money laundering trial.

The anti-graft agency stated this in a counter-affidavit it filed at the Federal High Court in Abuja to oppose the bail application filed by the Borno South Senator, ALI NDUME, who has been detained in prison since Monday over his suretyship for MAINA.

The EFCC stated that it was making frantic efforts to get MAINA arrested based on the warrant issued by the court on November 18, and had enlisted the support of other security agencies and foreign governments to that effect.

Justice OKON ABANG has fixed today for ruling on NDUME’s bail application.

Anti-corruption crusader, DEBO ADENIRAN said enforcement of the arrest warrants on fugitive Nigerians is long overdue.

May 13, 2020 EFCC Arrests Two Chinese For Offering N100m Bribe To Sokoto Zonal Head

EFCC Arrests Two Chinese For Offering N100m Bribe To Sokoto Zonal Head

Operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has arrested two Chinese for offering the sum of N100m as bribe to the Zonal head of the anti-graft agency in Sokoto State, Mr. ABDULLAHI LAWAL.

The EFCC in a series of tweets yesterday said that the Chinese men arrested on Monday in Sokoto state would be charged to court soon.

According to the EFCC, the sum was allegedly offered in a desperate bid to compromise ongoing investigations of a Chinese construction company which was handling N50bn contracts awarded by Zamfara State Government between 2012 and 2019.

The zonal office of the Commission is investigating the construction company, in connection with the construction of township roads in Gummi, Bukkuyun, Anka and Nassarawa towns; and also the construction of 168 solar-powered boreholes in the 14 local government areas of the state.

On Monday, it was reported that the two representatives of the company MENG WEI KUN and XU KUOI offered ABDULLAHI LAWAL N50m in first installment in their office along airport road, Sokoto.

May 5, 2020 Court Grants Ex-Minister, Turaki bail

Court Grants Ex-Minister, Turaki bail

A federal high court in Abuja has granted bail to a former minister of special duties and inter-governmental affairs, TANIMU TURAKI.

 

TURAKI alongside three others were arraigned on Monday on a 16-count charge bordering on unlawful and criminal misappropriation of funds.

 

The EFCC alleged that the former minister used the two companies belonging to his aide to illegally transfer funds.

 

Having taken a “not guilty” plea, JOE GAZAMA, TURAKI’s lawyer, asked the court to grant bail to his client and was unopposed by the EFCC.

 

Presiding judge, Justice INYANG EKWO, granted the defendants bail on self-recognition and on the same conditions granted to them in the administrative bail by the EFCC.

 

The judge adjourned the matter till June 22 for trial.

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