DAILY POST reports that two videos have already been leaked on the Internet and there are believed to be up to 13 more.
Ganduje, in a statement on Sunday, insisted that the clips were “cloned”.
“If they are talking about issues, let them resolve their issues.
“Whether we are going to look at it is a different matter, but for now, I do not know anything,” Wilson Uwujaren, a spokesperson for the EFCC, told Premium Times on Monday.
Uwujaren, however, refused to confirm whether or not an investigation would be conducted into the scandal.
