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Anti-Corruption

November 23, 2020

EXCLUSIVE: Bank documents expose how Tinubu-linked shell company moved N16.4 billion after Alpha-Beta scandal

Ocean Trust existed for nearly 20 years without a traceable operation base, but its banking records leave a trail of curious cash handlings.

Former Lagos State governor Bola Tinubu
November 20, 2020

Magu: Panel submits report to Buhari

The panel set up in July was initially given 45 days to turn in its report.

Former EFCC Chair Ibrahim Magu
November 19, 2020

Man sentenced to jail for $600 theft

The verdict was based on a plea agreement between the Saheed Azeez and the EFCC.

EFCC Signpost
November 19, 2020

Lagos: Woman in court for alleged bank fraud

The defendant allegedly issued a dud cheque for N860, 000 to the microfinance bank.

Lady Justice (Credit: https://lawandsocietymagazine.com)
November 18, 2020

EFCC arraigns man over €40,000 Malta citizenship scam

The accused also forged international passports of other persons.

EFCC-Head-Office, Abuja 2
November 13, 2020

CCB invites Magu over alleged assets fraud

The invitation comes months after Mr. Magu was suspended from office as acting EFCC chair on corruption allegations.

Former EFCC Chair Ibrahim Magu
November 13, 2020

Bitcoin fraud: Suspected scammer arraigned in court

The defendant disappeared and stopped taking the complainant’s calls after collecting N540,000.

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November 13, 2020

NBA, Cleen Foundation open digital resource centre for court judgments

The partnership is aimed at fast-tracking corruption cases.

Court Gavel used to illustrate the story
November 9, 2020

EXCLUSIVE: Bank documents expose how Tinubu’s Alpha-Beta moved billions with Internet fraud syndicate

The controversial Lagos tax contractor moonlights as a conduit for large volumes of unexplained transactions, its bank records show.

Former Lagos State governor Bola Tinubu
November 2, 2020

EXCLUSIVE: Bank documents expose how Lagos Speaker Obasa received N1.1 billion in one week

Mudashiru Obasa’s personal bank accounts reflect a consistent pattern of questionable transactions in both Nigerian naira and American dollars.

Mudashiru Obasa