The letter from the President requesting Magu’s confirmation was read by the Senate President, Bukola Saraki, on July 14 but the Senate did not commence hearing of the request.
Also, the deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu, had announced at plenary on Wednesday that the confirmation hearing would hold Thursday, after five months of delay.
However, the Senate did not list the confirmation in the Order Paper for Thursday hearing, hence, placing Magu’s confirmation pending.
Moreover, officials of the EFCC led by the acting Chairman, Mr. Magu, were at the Senate this morning, waiting to be called for the hearing which never came.
Also, the deputy Senate President, Ike Ekweremadu, had announced at plenary on Wednesday that the confirmation hearing would hold Thursday, after five months of delay.
However, the Senate did not list the confirmation in the Order Paper for Thursday hearing, hence, placing Magu’s confirmation pending.
Moreover, officials of the EFCC led by the acting Chairman, Mr. Magu, were at the Senate this morning, waiting to be called for the hearing which never came.
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They will still confirm him. No be President's request? They must!
ReplyDeleteEnemies of this nation as lawmakers. Scared of the fight against corruption. They can't stop this wind blowing. They will be blown away!.
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