Buhari said he will not be part of EFFC operation

President Muhammad Buhari made a stong  promise to EFCC  that he will never be part of the plan to fight against Corruption in Nigeria.

The president made the pledge on Saturday, August 31 at the graduation of 328 cadets of the Detective Superintendent Course 8 of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in Kaduna state.
Although,  The prisendent made it clear we shoul join him to fight  against corruption and criminality in his administration, to make rhe country a better place.

Meanwhile, more details have emerged on why the EFCC is investigating some of the financial dealings of former Governor Akinwunmi Ambode during his tenure as Lagos state chief executive.
According a recent media report, Ambode is being investigated for several deals ranging from unilateral award of over-inflated contracts, cooking the books of the state and approving
many opaque deals that did not go through due process.
There are also allegations of the state’s commonwealth being diverted to private accounts in countries like Seychelles and Mauritius while the former governor was in charge.

His words: “Corruption is what is holding Nigeria’s development over the years. The overall public opinion is that corruption fuels terrorism, kidnappings, banditry, political violence which consequently denied millions of Nigerians access to good life, good health and a sound education.
“My charge to you today is to imbibe the culture of integrity, selflessness, patriotism and professionalism which NDA and EFCC are known for.
“With the political will of my administration in the last four years and the courage of EFCC chairman Ibrahim Magu, it’s possible to have a society where corruption is reduced.
“It’s my hope that you will join us in taking corruption and criminality out of governance so that our nation will be prosperous and safer for future generation.”