He expressed this while being driven in proof by his advice, Wahab Shittu, before Justice Doris Okuwobi in a defamation suit organized against The Sun.
The EFCC manager had sued the distributers of the paper under the steady gaze of the court for slanderous production against his individual.
Magu is guaranteeing N5 billion as harms in a letter kept in touch with the distributers of the paper.
He had additionally requested an open expression of remorse and withdrawal of the said hostile production dated March 25, 2017 in The Sun.
The distribution titled: "Magu under crisp test", had claimed that two houses situated in a highbrow territory in Maitama, Abuja, were followed to his better half by the Department of State Security (DSS).
He said The Sun productions harmed his individual and character broadly and universally, including that there was no particle of truth in the distribution by the paper.
"The production is absolutely false. Regardless of whether I have the cash, I wouldn't purchase houses in Maitama," Magu kept up.
"They said the houses are situated in the Darrubbe and Missouri, Maitama and that they have a place with my better half. My significant other Fatima Yakaka Magu is a government employee and can't stand to purchase houses in Maitama.
"I am a global man and the distribution has harmed my notoriety. The name Magu does not just end with me. The distribution caused a mess of injury for my genealogy," Magu said.
Be that as it may, while under interrogation by safeguard direct, Charles Enwelunta, Magu said his significant other isn't a gathering in the suit he documented against the litigant.
"Are you certain you perused the story extremely well?," Enwelunta asked Magu.
"Truly, I read it again and again and they didn't state DSS was researching my significant other," Magu said.
Magu told the court that his arrangement was to be affirmed by the Senate however that he doesn't know why the upper chamber declined to do as such twice, when asked by the resistance to name the arm of the legislature that was to affirm his arrangement.
He, be that as it may, said he was not stressed over the refusal of the Senate to affirm his arrangement.
At the point when Enwelunta took him up on his exercises in the EFCC, Magu kept up that he anchored 200 feelings in court in regard of cases verging on debasement.
He said the Senate was in a superior position to state why they dismissed him, including: "I have been there for a long time and Nigerians are viewing."
Magu conceded knowing Inda Sule Moses, Lawal Mammah, Najeeb Iman and Adebayo Adeleke Rafiu with whom he confronted the Senate amid the screening exercise.
He said it was of no significance to him, if there are powers endeavoring to get him out of office. .
Equity Okuwobi suspended the issue till February 28, 2019 for further hearing.
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