According to reports, against his Senate confirmation as substantive Chairman of the anti-graft agency appear to be unwilling to back down.
They are even contemplating heading to the courts to ensure that Magu does not get the job.
"I am aware of talks of fresh petitions being received against the confirmation of Magu as EFCC boss. Aside the DSS report that nailed him the last time, it appears he will have some explanation to make whenever he appears before us," a source reportedly said.
“From what I learnt, the new petitions contain weighty allegations. Of course, the Senate will be properly guided by the rules in handling the matter. It is not for me to say whether the allegations are true or false. But I can tell you that we will expect the nominee to painstakingly convince us of his innocence in all the matters raised against him.”
Magu's initial nomination was shot down last December by the Senate citing a security report by the Department of State Security (DSS). Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday
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Why senate dey fear Magu? Una all be thief ooooo. Magu should remain as the boss of efcc. Nigeria really need revolution now, now. We have to floush Out all criminals in the senate.
ReplyDeleteOooh Nigeria my beloved Country...This is a clear case of corruption fighting back physically and spiritually. The fact that this man is facing devlish opposition is an indication of Evil slugging it out with Saint. Just wondering when we will get out of this hell run solely by Evil men. May the good Lord demolish agent of distruction in Nigeria. Ooh Lord let the righteous prevail and let thy WILL be done as it is in Heaven. We need you more than EVER BEFORE.
ReplyDeleteIf the Senate lacks common sense I expect the Silverbird Amcon debtor to come to their rescue. They can keep rejecting we shall be representing him. Ye ye people if they can pocket him like his predecessor they would have confirmed him.
ReplyDeleteWhat do you expect when the Senate is presided over by a man who has a case to answer