According to reports, the commission made the decision after Mompha, who is facing charges for alleged N6 billion in money laundering, defied a court order.
According to sources at the EFCC headquarters, Mompha traveled to Dubai with a new international passport against the court's order.
"Yes, we have made him wanted." He has defied a court order by leaving the country despite the fact that his passport has been seized.
"We've tried everything we could to get him," one of the sources said.
Wilson Uwujaren, the anti-graft agency's spokesman, confirmed the development to Prime9jaOnlineMedia over the phone on Wednesday night.
The EFCC charged the celebrity in June before Justice Mojisola Dada of the Ikeja Special Offences Court in Lagos.
On January 12, the anti-graft agency charged him and his company, Ismalob Global Investment Ltd, with N6 billion in money laundering.
On March 28, the court ordered him to surrender his international passport after his bail was reduced from N200 million to N25 million.