The embattled Acting Chairman of the Economic And Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Ibrahim Magu, has urged President Muhammadu Buhari, to urgently build a Maximum Prison in Sambisa Forest, specially for corrupt government officials.
Magu, maintained that building such a prison in Sambisa Forest, is an effective way of combating corruption in the land.
Recall, that Magu had allegedly decided to go hard on the Senator Bukola Saraki-led Senate, over the failure to confirm him as the substantive Chairman of the EFCC.
Magu, who made this disclosure when he received the Media team of the National Committee of Buhari Support Groups, in his office in Abuja, said the reason for the appeal, was to express clearly that corrupt practice will not be tolerated in the land.
The EFCC Chairman noted that if approved, it will serve as a special prison unit for corrupt people, which will totally isolate them, and cut them off from their comfort zones.
He lamented that when kept in Lagos maximum Kirikiri prison: “they still go about their businesses as if nothing is amiss, using their communication gadgets; whereas, their actions have made Nigeria poorer than most Nations of the world.
“EFCC is leaving nothing to chance, we will make sure we continue to have the toughest position in the nation, in relation to reducing and eliminating corruption activities”, Magu added.
Magu noted that the anti-graft agency was determined to banish corruption from the land.
