"This data is bogus and deluding," the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission said while responding to The Cable report about the Magu's comment.
Magu's comments paralyzed his crowd at the open occasion, which included President Muhammadu Buhari.
The EFCC manager said the lethal infection, which has executed more than 2000 individuals, was brought about by defilement.
"I firmly accept, your excellency, that even coronavirus is brought about by defilement. Battling debasement resembles a campaign against the indecencies in our general public," he said.
Before erasing the tweet, EFCC said Magu articulation was distorted, guaranteeing that the EFCC supervisor just said that "handling defilement is a clarion call, given that debasement is an enormous weight to the country. It is more awful than malignancy, Ebola infection, coronavirus and all other savage ailments set up."
The refusal tweet is no longer on the EFCC's course of events.
Be that as it may, refusal failed notwithstanding overpowering video proof and the office didn't offer any expressions of remorse to The Cable, whose report it wrongly portrayed as "deluding" and "bogus".
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