Nigerian Security agents have arrested Ibrahim Magu, the acting chairman of the anti-graft agency (EFCC).
Mr Magu was arrested at the Wuse II office of the EFCC in Abuja Monday afternoon.
His convoy was stopped by armed security agents and he was taken away after about 30 minutes of arguments between the various security officials present including those of Mr Magu.
He was promptly driven to the Aso Villa where it is suspected he would appear before a panel set up by the president to review allegations against him by the Attorney-General of the Federation, Abubakar Malami.
Mr Malami reportedly accused Mr Magu of insubordination and re-looting of recovered funds.
Sources at the EFCC told PREMIUM TIMES that Mr Magu has since been joined at the presidential villa by Rotimi Oyedepo, a counsel to the EFCC.
Neither the EFCC nor the SSS has spoken about the incident.
The spokespersons of both agencies refused to respond to calls and messages sent to their phones.
Details later…
