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Jonathan’s SGF Anyim in EFCC cage

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A former Senate President and SGF Pius Anyim has been arrested and detained by the EFCC.

He was invited on Friday and was still at the commission’s office in Abuja as at the time of this report.

Anyim was SGF to ex-President Goodluck Jonathan whose administration allegedly mis-managed billions of naira in ecological fund.

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Anyim is facing the commission for his role in the management of the fund–among other allegations.

The EFCC has yet to make an official statement over the detention.

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