4 things former minister said about EFCC boss, Magu
FFK also slammed the media for not reporting how Justice Hassan rebuked the EFCC for its reckless abuse of power.
Femi Fani-Kayode
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Fani-Kayode also slammed the media for not reporting how Justice Muslim Hassan rebuked the EFCC for its ‘reckless abuse of power’.
Here are the 4 things Fani-Kayode said about Ibrahim Magu.
1. Fani-Kayode said Magu has created more enemies for President Buhari through his brutal and unlawful ways.
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2. He also said the EFCC boss has done greater damage to the war against corruption by arresting innocent people.
3. The former minister also said Magu, harbours hatred for him, his family and indeed any member of the opposition that speaks out openly against the government is self-evident and legendary.
4. He accused Magu of targetting innocent men and women for persecution rather than prosecution.
Fani-Kayode recently described the United States President elect, Donald Trump, as a blessing to America.
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