Magu made the allegation in his response to the Presidential Panel investigating him over sundry alleged crimes in the EFCC.
The embattled MAGU in his response to the panel denied refusing to share information with the National Crime Agency of the United Kingdom.
He stated that following the delay by UK authorities to charge Alison-Madueke, the EFCC wrote to the authorities in the country through the Minister of Justice requesting the extradition of the former petroleum minister so she can face pending charges in Nigeria but that Malami has yet to communicate with the EFCC, the position of UK authorities on the request it made.
Magu was accused of refusing to cooperate with crime-fighting authorities in the United Kingdom to facilitate the return of Alison-Madueke to face corruption charges in Nigeria.
The Minister of Justice is yet to react to this development.
