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Senators may have set three conditions for Ibrahim Magu’s confirmation as Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) chairman, a report by the The Nation says.
The three conditions are:
(a) a report from President Muhammadu Buhari containing a fact-sheet on how he arrived at his decision to re-present Magu;
(b) withdrawal of security reports on Magu, which were presented to the Senate about six weeks ago by the Department of State Services (DSS); and
(c) satisfactory performance by Magu before the Senate Committee on Anti-Corruption and Financial Crimes, which has been mandated to screen him. Magu must clear himself of all allegations before the committee.
The three conditions, according to The Nation, were agreed upon by some senators. The conditions were set at a meeting of some senators last night to create fresh hurdles for Magu. The Presidency is believed to be lobbying senators in a bid to get Magu the job.
The three conditions are:
(a) a report from President Muhammadu Buhari containing a fact-sheet on how he arrived at his decision to re-present Magu;
(b) withdrawal of security reports on Magu, which were presented to the Senate about six weeks ago by the Department of State Services (DSS); and
(c) satisfactory performance by Magu before the Senate Committee on Anti-Corruption and Financial Crimes, which has been mandated to screen him. Magu must clear himself of all allegations before the committee.
The three conditions, according to The Nation, were agreed upon by some senators. The conditions were set at a meeting of some senators last night to create fresh hurdles for Magu. The Presidency is believed to be lobbying senators in a bid to get Magu the job.
