The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has come under heavy scrutiny following theft of exhibits by some of its operatives. Saturday PUNCH gathered that some officials of the agency had been dismissed, while others were being investigated for fraud and theft of recovered assets, including cash and gold bars. No fewer than 27 officers of
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