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EFCC again declares former pension task-force chief Maina wanted

Source: Punch Nigeria · 24 Sep 2026, 01:04 UTC
EFCC again declares former pension task-force chief Maina wanted
Image: Punch Nigeria · original report

Nigeria’s Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has again declared Abdulrasheed Maina, former chairman of the Presidential Task Force on Pension Reforms, wanted over an alleged receipt-related case. The supplied report does not provide the specific allegation, legal history or the agency’s instructions to the public.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has again declared Abdulrasheed Maina wanted, Punch Nigeria reports. Maina is the former chairman of the Presidential Task Force on Pension Reforms. According to the supplied material, the declaration concerns an alleged case of receiving something, although the description of the allegation is incomplete.

The available information does not say when the latest declaration was issued, why the EFCC has repeated it or where Maina is believed to be. It also does not identify the amount involved, the offences being pursued or the stage of any court proceedings. No response from Maina or his lawyers is included.

The allegation remains an allegation, and the material supplied does not explain whether the EFCC has issued a public appeal for information or specified how people should contact the commission.

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