Recent investigations have revealed significant corruption issues in Nigeria, particularly involving the country's Anti-Corruption Body, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). The EFCC has arraigned two suspects for impersonating the agency's boss in a $700,000 fraud case. Additionally, the agency is set to investigate corruption within Nigerian insurance companies, focusing on delayed settlements. In a related case, four Nigerian nationals were sentenced in the U.S. for involvement in romance and investment scams. Other incidents include a Nigerian man who staged his own kidnapping to evade a gambling debt of N1 million and the arrest of three suspects in Lagos for stealing N2 million worth of mobile phones from accident victims. Furthermore, millions of dollars intended for combating Boko Haram have reportedly been funneled into luxury real estate in the U.S., linked to former Nigerian security adviser Sambo Dasuki and his associates. In a separate case, a Chinese national has been remanded in jail over alleged N301 million fraud and bribery in Lagos, while another Chinese man faces investigation for tearing Nigerian naira notes in the presence of government officials.