The fraudsters are to collectively forfeit iPhones, a vehicle, and 1,500 dollars to the federal government.
The senate is expected to confirm the appointment of Secretary and Board members of the commission.
Mr Zuma is accused of accepting a $33,900 annual bribe from Thales from 1999 to protect the company from investigation.
The deal came as 2015 general elections loomed and President Goodluck Jonathan appeared desperate to rout out Boko Haram elements and boost his re-election efforts.
The EFCC also stated items seized from the suspects included six exotic cars, several laptops, mobile phones and incriminating documents.
“We are borrowing for development, and that is the difference between this administration and perhaps others before it, who borrowed to steal,” Mr Adesina said.
President Muhammadu Buhari’s regime will not name and shame Boko Haram financiers and other sponsors of terrorism in Nigeria, says his media aide Femi Adesina.
The anti-graft agency boss said issue of terrorism financing is of national security concern that cannot be divulged in public.
The disclosure came hours after the anti-graft chief slumped at an event at the Presidential Villa on Thursday afternoon.
Mr Bawa was complaining about widespread identity crimes across Nigeria in his speech before the incident.
