EFCC Explains Delay in Prosecuting High-Profile Corruption Cases Due to Evidence Gathering

The EFCC Chairman clarified the delay in prosecuting high-profile corruption cases, attributing it to the extensive time needed to collect credible and admissible evidence, particularly in cases involving tracing assets and funds across borders. He emphasized the importance of thorough investigations, dismissing allegations of selective targeting or shielding individuals for political reasons.

The Chairman highlighted the agency's commitment to fighting corruption without political bias, citing examples such as the case involving former Minister of Justice and Attorney General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami. The EFCC aims to ensure progress in Nigeria's anti-corruption efforts.