Magu Decries Celebration Of Corruption

Hamilton Nwosa
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The acting Chairman of the EFCC, Ibrahim Magu, has condemned the practice of celebrating corruption and corrupt people in the country.
He said Nigerians must continue to expose anyone involved in corrupt practices, saying the anti-graft war was a collective responsibility.

Magu also lamented that those who had been celebrating the treasury looters did not understand the evil in corruption.

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