He also said since the administration had assured Nigerians that there would be no sacred cow in the fight against corruption, Buratai should step down and allow a full scale scale investigation by
the Arms Procurement Panel and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.
I Was Never Invited by
Arms Procurement Panel *** Says I Served Nigeria with the Best of Intention — Ex-NSA Dasuki Following damning revelations by the federal government alleging that former National Security Adviser, Colonel Sambo Dasuki and some security Chiefs siphoned hundreds of millions of...
I Was Never Invited by
Arms Procurement Panel *** Says I Served Nigeria with the Best of Intention — Ex-NSA Dasuki Following damning revelations by the federal government alleging that former National Security Adviser, Colonel Sambo Dasuki and some security Chiefs siphoned hundreds of millions of dollars meant for the purchase of arms and ammunition to -LSB-...]
Not exact matches
It would recalled that the lower chamber of the National Assembly, mandated a Joint Committee on National Security and Intelligence and Public
Procurement to investigate the Jon - Ode led Presidential
Arms probe
panel which was recently disbanded by the federal government.
The
arm probe
panel was inaugurated in 2015 by the Presidency to investigate
procurement of hardware and ammunitions in the
Armed Forces from 2007 to 2015 and to identify irregularities and make recommendations for streamlining the
procurement process in the military.
Dasuki insisted the 13 - man
panel set up by Buhari to audit the
procurement of
arms and equipment in the
Armed Forces and Defence sector from 2007 to date, never invited him (Dasuki) formally or informally to appear before it, wondering how it (the
panel) came up with the interim report without hearing from him.
Dasuki was indicted by a presidential
panel probing the
procurement of
arms in the
armed forces from 2007 to 2015.
Recently Dasuki denied ever receiving any formal or informal initiation to appear before an Investigative
Panel on the
Procurement of hardware and munitions in the
armed forces.