EFCC TRACKING


Over 1 billion dollars going ghost in a country where people are dying because they can't afford basic healthcare. Too sad to be angry.In a country where mineral recources are full in abundant but then corruption is the order of the day. A total of over 1 billion dollar stacked up in a safe at Ikoyi.
According to the EFCC about $38m, N23m and £27,000 cash was uncovered in an apartment in Ikoyi during a sting operation by its operatives from the Lagos Zone

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