When ex-President Olusegun Obasanjo said President Goodluck
Jonathan is not serious with the fight against the monster called
corruption in Nigeria, some say it is not true. But imagine what is
happening now:
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) on Monday
cried out in Abuja that it urgently needs capital injection from the
government before its operations are crippled, completely.
Things are so tight for the EFCC that the Secretary of the Board
had to open up. He said: "If we can pay salary this month, that is
all. That is the position under which we operate ."
EFCC Board Secretary, Emmanuel Aremo, said this at the public
hearing on the Bill seeking to establish the Nigerian Financial
Intelligence Agency (NFIA). Aremo added that EFCC had been cash-
strapped to the extent that it had less than N2 million in its account.
If an important agency like EFCC is not given the funds needed to
operate, how can they fight corruption?
#PoliticalPower

Hmmmmm

The president is corruption personified. How can one give someone money to fight him?

After using them for only PLEA bargains in which the corrupt keep 99.99% of their loot, they've now been killed off! Only if you lots had arrested your dumbo nemesis GEJ, you'd not be crying for salary this December! I am sure your scape goats will pay-up anyway!

Sloan: After using them for only PLEA bargains in which the corrupt keep 99.99% of their loot, they've now been killed off! Only if you lots had arrested your dumbo nemesis GEJ, you'd not be crying for salary this December! I am sure your scape goats will pay-up anyway!

You still dey here, Iyabo is coming for you