The Bill was sponsored by Senator Foster Ogola.
Senator Dino Melaye, while speaking against the Bill said the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC has a forensic department for the same purpose.
He said the department also involves Chartered Institute for training in gaining forensic experience.
Based on the considerations, Senator Olusola Adeyeye appealed to Senator Ogola to withdraw the Bill to establish the Chartered Institute of Fraud Examiners.
Senator Foster Ogola moved the Motion for the withdrawal of the Bill and was seconded by Senator Godswill Akpabio. Click to signup for FREE news updates, latest information and hottest gists everyday
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ReplyDeleteThere are issues on which people's comment will get you wondering, this is not about education this time, is about morals, understanding of the goings in the country, reasoning ability and intellectual capacity.
What does it mean to you when government create various offices with different names but similar responsibility. There is need to cut cost in governance, then someone stop a bill to increase cost and another person here is calling names and at the same time raising all manner of condemnations, haba! We should be smarter than this. Let's learn to attack issues on there pros and cons, no attacking personalities. Honestly, issues of Nigerian politics, you and I may not do better if placed in that position.
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