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Nigerians and most especially Peoples Democratic Party have criticized the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC for being selective in its fight against corruption because of its continued detention of PDP's spokesperson, Olisa Metuh while it released an associate of President Mohammadu Buhari, Jafaru Isa.
The EFCC has through its acting chairman, Ibrahim Magu insisted that the Commission is not being selective, noting that only people involved in “some certain action or inaction of corruption” are the ones they picked up for questioning.
Here are 3 reasons why the commission released Jafaru and yet to release Metuh, according to InformationNigeria…
1. Jafaru Isa agreed that Dasuki gave him N170 million but Metuh has not said anything concerning the over N400 million he got ‘allegedly’.
2. Mr. Isa has made a deposit of N100 million and has begun the process of refunding the remaining money in his possession, whereas Mr. Metuh instead of going for a refund, has decided to go on a hunger strike and even reportedly to have tore his confessional statement.
3. The money recovered has been promised to be used for public good. Mr. Isa’s move to return the money in full shows he has the good of Nigerians in mind while Mr. Metuh’s refusal shows he cares only for himself and no one else.
The EFCC has through its acting chairman, Ibrahim Magu insisted that the Commission is not being selective, noting that only people involved in “some certain action or inaction of corruption” are the ones they picked up for questioning.
Here are 3 reasons why the commission released Jafaru and yet to release Metuh, according to InformationNigeria…
1. Jafaru Isa agreed that Dasuki gave him N170 million but Metuh has not said anything concerning the over N400 million he got ‘allegedly’.
2. Mr. Isa has made a deposit of N100 million and has begun the process of refunding the remaining money in his possession, whereas Mr. Metuh instead of going for a refund, has decided to go on a hunger strike and even reportedly to have tore his confessional statement.
3. The money recovered has been promised to be used for public good. Mr. Isa’s move to return the money in full shows he has the good of Nigerians in mind while Mr. Metuh’s refusal shows he cares only for himself and no one else.