 And the Kogi State government has raised the alarm over what it's described as a desperate attempt by criminal masquerading as politicians to tarnish the image of the imminent past governor of Kogi State, Yahya Bello, for selfish reasons through the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission. The state government said in its desperation that EFCC has in an amended charge, accused the former governor of diverting Kogi State government funds in September 2015, four months before he assumed the position of a governor. It said this was not only laughable, but portrayed the EFCC as an agency infested with persons whose intents disagree with the noble intention of Mr. President to defeat corruption in Nigeria. Commissioner for Information in Kogi State, Kingsley Fowler, said the fact that the agency in a charge currently pending before the Federal High Court of Buja, further amended the amended charge to include in the count the name Yahya Bello, describing him as being at large is ridiculous and laughable. The state government warned political actors to stay clear of Kogi State affairs and desist from their campaign of colony as the state government has not said its money is missing and has been adjoined both locally and internationally as top in the area of transparency and accountability.