Out of fear of possible attack, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, has started relocating its annex office handling sensitive cases nationwide.
According to findings by The Nation Newspaper, the EFCC opted to relocate its office from 30, Harper Crescent, in Abuja, to an undisclosed location.
Recall, that some unknown gunmen had recently invaded the annex office of the EFCC, and also dropped a death threat note for a Senior Investigator, Ishaku Sharu, who heads the Foreign Exchange Malpractices Fraud.
A top source who spoke in confidence, said: “As part of the implications of the attack on our annex office and constant death threats to our operatives, we have reviewed our security apparatchik.
“We have decided to relocate the office which was attacked, to a safer place in Abuja. This relocation is with immediate effect.
“The Acting Chairman of EFCC, Mr Ibrahim Magu, has also directed all Zonal Directors of the Commission to beef up security in all offices and facilities.
“The Commission had taken the steps in anticipation of the early completion of its headquarters.”
The top source added: “The Police Force is handling the probe; we have left everything to their detectives to handle. We cannot be a judge in our own case.”
The source said: “We are working on clues implicating some high-profile suspects, and some Politically Exposed Persons.
“Some of these high-profile suspects had tried to influence the EFCC leadership and operatives, without any success.
“We cannot be intimidated under any guise at all. We will pursue all cases to logical conclusion.”
In spite of its sensitive investigation and huge recovery, the EFCC has been operating from makeshift offices and safe houses in Abuja
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