The informant had provided intelligence that led to the recovery of $43.5 million, £27,800 and N23.2 million stashed in an apartment on Osborne Towers in Ikoyi, Lagos on April 7. By the Federal Government’s whistleblower policy that took effect in December 2016 informants are entitled to between five per cent of the looted money they helped to recover. In an earlier st atement Thursday, the EFCC spokesperson, Wilson Uwujaren, quoted the EFCC acting chairman as saying in Vienna, Austria, that the Ikoyi whistleblower had become a millionaire by “virtue of the percentage he is officially entitled to”.“We are currently working on the young man because this is just a man who has not seen one million Naira of his own before.“So, he is under counseling on how to make good use of the money and also the security implication.“We don’t want anything bad to happen to him after taking delivery of his entitlement. He is a national pride,” he reportedly told a United Nations anti...