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Abubakar Malami (SAN), a former attorney general of the Federation, has acknowledged that the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) invited him.
According to reports, the former minister of justice promised to answer the agency’s request.
Malami posted the announcement on his social media site. Malami served as president under previous President Muhammadu Buhari from 2015 until 2023.
He declared his commitment to upholding transparency and adhering to due process.
Malami was involved in high-profile legal cases throughout his term, including as government decisions that garnered public attention, asset recovery initiatives, and anti-corruption reforms.
In addition, he dealt with matters involving financial crimes, arbitration disputes, and governance reforms.
He has been under investigation in recent years for things like fund management and asset declarations, which he has continuously denied.
The EFCC has not yet disclosed the invitation’s specifics or the particular problems being looked into.
Malami promised to update the public on any further developments.
“This is to confirm that I have been invited by the EFCC,” he posted on Facebook.
“I now reiterate my resolve to honor the invitation as a law-abiding and patriotic citizen.
“I am aware of the values that I both support and promote—accountability and transparency in public service.
“I’m dedicated to sharing the developments with the Nigerian public as they happen, rooted in public service and in the spirit of transparency and accountability.”
