Officials of the Economic and Financial Crimes
Commission (EFCC) have reportedly embarked
on a trip to Dubai to recover more than $200
billion which was allegedly stashed there by
Nigerian public officials » .

EFCC Chairman, Ibrahim Magu and the Minister of
Justice and Attorney-General of the Federation,
Abubakar Malami are also said to have gone on the
trip to Dubai, according to The Nation.
“Yes, the AGF and the EFCC chairman with some top
officials of the anti-graft agency are in Dubai for a
follow-up technical session on the Mutual Legal
Assistance between Nigeria and the UAE,” a
government source said.
“I can confirm the official trip and it is meant to
recover looted funds,” the source added.
“The Federal Government team has met with those
from the UAE on intelligence sharing, the list of those
on EFCC radar, the number of highly-placed
Nigerians with fat accounts in UAE and those with
choice properties in Marina (Dubai), Bur Dubai, Abu
Dhabi and Doha,” another source said.
“The success of the collaboration between the
Federal Government team and the UAE Government
will determine when EFCC will release the
concessions on some of these PEPs. Very soon, we
will unveil these ex-political office holders,” the
source added.
Kaduna State Senator, Shehu Sani had recently
revealed that Nigerian officials had stashed over
$200 billion in Dubai » alone.
The Nigerian government had, on January 19, 2016,
signed a bilateral agreement » with the United
Arab Emirates (UAE) to enable the extradition of
corrupt officials hiding stolen funds in Dubai.

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