A probe into the activities of the 38 soldiers, who were compulsorily retired by the Nigerian Army recently will soon be launched by the The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC.
The anti-graft body gave this assurance, when a human rights group, Human Rights and Anti-Corruption Advocacy Centre protested to the commission, demanding the probe of the soldiers.
It will be recalled that the soldiers were retired last week by the military authorities following their alleged involvement in the arms deal fraud.
According to Vanguard, the EFCC Chairman, Mr. Ibrahim Magu, told the protesters that his office will look into their demands.