Buhari not involved in ex pension boss’ re-instatement
An aide to President Muhammadu Buhari has come out to state that his principal wasn't involved in the reinstatement of Abdulrasheed Maina.
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Adesina also called on those whose names were mentioned in the issue to clear the air on the President’s involvement.
Speaking on the memowhich was reportedly written by the Head of Civil Service of the federation, Winifred Oyo-Ita, the presidential spokesman said that she has not openly admitted that she wrote the memo.
According to Daily Post, Adesina also said “The head of service to the best of my knowledge has not come out to own that memo allegedly published and credited to her. Until she owns it and say this memo is from me, then I can comment on it.”
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“It is those who did the reinstatement who can answer that question, not me. Those involved and those mentioned- federal civil service, head of service, and attorney general of the federation. I think you should rather pose that question to them,” he added.
Maina begs Saraki to probe his case
Meanwhile, Abdulrasheed Maina has written Senate President Bukola Saraki as well as a Senate committee to seek a a review of his case and a probe of the various actions taken against him.
The former pension reforms boss also claimed that he saved about N1.6 trillion from pension thieves.
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