Anambra State Governor Prof. Chukwuma Soludo says Nigeria’s anti-graft agency EFCC investigated him after his tenure as Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and later cleared him of wrongdoing. Soludo made the remarks in comments reported by multiple outlets on Friday.
According to the accounts, Soludo said the EFCC told him its investigation found no evidence of misconduct. Vanguard adds that the review came after the end of his CBN tenure and references an investigation connected to Nigeria Security Printing, while the Daily Post Nigeria focuses on the broader point that EFCC probed his conduct and concluded there was nothing to show he acted improperly.
The outlets therefore agree on the core timeline—post-tenure EFCC inquiry leading to a clearance—but differ in the emphasis and the specific matter mentioned. Both reports present Soludo’s account of events rather than independent findings or new charges from the EFCC.
