ABUJA- THE Senate, Wednesday, said it was set to screen the Acting
Chairman of the Economic amd Financial Crimes Commission(EFCC), Ibrahim Magu
Thursday.
Disclosing this yesterday, Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu who
presided over the plenary session said that the chamber would screen Magu
today. It would be recalled that President Buhari had in June this year,
forwarded a request for Magu’s confirmation to the Senate, but the matter had
not featured on the Senate’s agenda since then. Senate President Bukola Saraki,
had in July, 2016 read the letter from president Muhammadu Buhari appointing
Magu as chairman of the EFCC. Since then, nothing tangible was seen from the
side of the Senate on the confirmation. Deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu
urged Senators to turn up for the legislative exercise which would be done by
the committee of the house.
Magu
might however have serious questions to answer as quite a number of the
senators who had governed as state governors have one issue or the other with
the agency. Magu became acting chairman of the commission in November, 2015
after the expiration of the tenure of his predecessor, Ibrahim Lamorde
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