The EFCC has accused Bello of committing fraud to the tune of ₦80.2bn and the senator noted that the agency must protect its integrity by seeing the case to the end.
To avoid the impression that their actions against Bello were merely a witch-hunt attempt, Akpoti-Uduaghan called on the anti-graft commission to investigate other corrupt public officials.
This comes after a recent revelation by the EFCC Chairman, Ola Olukoyede, that the former Kogi governor refused to honour an invitation because a female senator (name withheld) had allegedly gathered journalists to humiliate him anytime he was at the agency’s office.
