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  EFCC chair New EFCC seat has never explored single case - Atiku's Helper  Daniel Bwala Daniel Bwala, a helper to Atiku Abubakar, the official competitor of the People's Democratic Party faction PDP, has guaranteed that the Executive of the Monetary and Monetary Wrongdoings Commission, EFCC, Ola Olukoyede, has never examined a solitary case before his new job. Bwala made this case while talking in a meeting on Stations TV on Tuesday. As indicated by Bwala, the new EFCC executive has not explored a solitary case since he doesn't have an insightful foundation. Talking on the capabilities expected for the place of the EFCC Administrator, he said that the position should be held by a person with experience in policing security. Bwala expressed, "This is the point; there is a gauge. The gauge is that the individual should come from a security or policing of the public authority, the reference is the public authority not the confidential area. "The security is one that...

TINUBU FEC meeting  President Bola Tinubu will today (Monday) swear in three extra clergymen into his 48-man bureau, Polisngnews has learned. A senior authority in the Administration, who didn't need his name referenced in light of the fact that he was not approved to talk regarding this situation, affirmed to our reporter that the three new clergymen will be sworn into office at the Board Office of the State House before the beginning of the Government Chief Gathering meeting. Monday's FEC meeting is the second since Tinubu's introduction as President on May 29. It is coming following a 48-day rest. Polisngnews reports that the Chamber has not assembled since its debut meeting on August 28. Seven days sooner, on August 21, Tinubu swore in and introduced 45 clergymen. The three extra clergymen to be confirmed are Jamila Bio, Ayodele Olawande and Balarabe Lawal from Kaduna State. Bio and Olawande are supposed to be confirmed as the Pastor of Youth and the Clergyman of State ...

     A tribal leader of the All  Progressives  Congress, Osita Okechukwu, has charged the new director of Monetary and Monetary Violations Commission (EFCC), Olanipekun Olukoyede, to assist with returning billions of dollars plundered from Nigeria's ward and reserved abroad in unfamiliar banks. Okechukwu expressed this in a proclamation on Sunday, October 15, in Abuja. President Bola Tinubu last week selected Olukoyede as director of the EFCC subject to the affirmation of the Senate. Olukoyede filled in as head of staff to the director of the EFCC and secretary to the commission at different times somewhere in the range of 2016 and 2020. The arrangement has anyway been gone against by certain people who said he doesn't have the 15 years related experience expected in segment 2(a)(ii) of EFCC foundation regulation. However, talking in a proclamation, Okechukwu spoke to those against the arrangement of Olukoyede as the new director of the EFCC to sheath their swor...