ICPC Disowns Viral ₦50bn Bribe Video, Warns of Legal Action

The Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC) has publicly disowned a viral video that alleges a ₦50 billion bribery scandal, describing its content as fabricated and misleading. In a statement issued on Monday, ICPC spokesperson J.

Okor Odei clarified that the video has no connection to the agency's ongoing investigations and is designed solely to mislead the public. The commission emphasized that it is not investigating any individuals or groups mentioned in the video, which includes allegations involving senior advocates and judicial officers in Nigeria.

The ICPC warned that it would take decisive legal action against the creators of the video, stressing that it will not tolerate the misuse of its name or the spread of misinformation. The agency urged the public to disregard the video and rely on its official communication channels for verified information, reiterating its commitment to credible, evidence-based investigations in line with the law.