Ibrahim Magu will remain the boss at the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), the Presidency has said.
Twice the Senate has refused to confirm Magu as the agency’s chairman, but the Presidency remains undeterred by the rejection.
According to The Cable,the President Buhari did not find the indictment by the DSS a strong reason to replace Magu.
The Vice President said the President felt the DSS report was “not meritorious” enough to withdraw Magu’s nomination.
Twice the Senate has refused to confirm Magu as the agency’s chairman, but the Presidency remains undeterred by the rejection.
According to The Cable,the President Buhari did not find the indictment by the DSS a strong reason to replace Magu.
The Vice President said the President felt the DSS report was “not meritorious” enough to withdraw Magu’s nomination.