the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission on
Thursday.
The former minister arrived the commission by 11 am and
left at 4.20pm after his interrogation by operatives.
Moro was interrogated on Tuesday in relation with the failed
Immigration recruitment of May, 2014.
A top operative of the commission said that Moro was
asked to go on administrative bail after the interrogation on
Tuesday and was directed to return on Thursday for a
continuation of the exercise.
The source said, “The former Minister of Interior, Mr. Abba
Moro, returned to the commission on Thursday.
“You know that the man came here on Tuesday and was
asked to return on Thursday and he kept his word.
“He came by 11 am and left the office after his interrogation
by 4.20 pm.”
It was further stated that the commission was still
continuing with the investigation into the recruitment which
led to the death of 19 Nigerians across the country.
The EFCC had reopened investigations into the NIS
recruitment scandal with the interrogation of the immediate
past Comptroller General of Customs, Mr. David Paradang,
on September 15, 2015.
In the testimony he gave at the commission, Paradang was
said to have made statements in his defence which made it
necessary for the EFCC team to interrogate more people in
relation with the incident.
The commission is probing how the sum of N600m
collected from the applicants who indicated interest in the
NIS recruitment exercise was spent.
It was learnt that the operatives are working hard to uncover
what happened N555m as those who conducted the
exercise were said to have declared N45m as the amount
collected from the applicant.
Apart from Moro and Paradang, the commission may have
quizzed some members of the board.
A top operative of the commission said on Thursday that
the operatives were taking their time to investigate those
believed to have played some roles in the recruitment
exercise.
The Head of Media and Publicity of the EFCC, Mr. Wilson
Uwujaren, confirmed that Moro was at the commission to
keep his appointment with the operatives but would not say
anything further.
He said, “Yes. It is true that he came today.”
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"It is not because men's desires are strong that they act ill, it is because their consciences are weak"- John Stuart Mill
Comrade Abba Moro was one of the brightest politician in Idoma land with goodwill until he joined the bandwagon of the Devil's Mark to shortchanged the common man.
It is quite unfortunate that his first federal outing was a disaster, a calamity and stain that was climaxed by the lost of innocent Nigerians in their quest to get a better life.
Abba Moro was coarsed by the pressure of his master to implement a scam that will raise money for their already enriched purse which later backfired.
The recruiting consultants was later linked to the wife of the Devil's Mark who shielded him from the axe during the GEJ administration, but thank goodness what goes around will always come around.

Really?

As thingz are going, EFCC will invite GEJ soon.