posted by Som Offor.
Femi Falana, a famous Lagos lawyer, has criticised President Muhammadu Buhari’s anti-corruption strategy.
Falana, who is also one of the key critics of ex-president Goodluck Jonathan’s government, has suggested that GEJ fought corruption in more civilized ways than Buhari.
The Lagos lawyer in a Channels TV programme said that: “contrary to the general belief that former President closed his eyes to corruption, President Goodluck Jonathan did so much in the fight against corruption including the sack of three of his ministers for alleged graft.”
Falana added that Jonathan carried out the most positive loot recovery without making noise about it.
Watch the interview below:
It should be noted that during the Jonathan’s tenure, the administration presented the Single Bank account for the country, saving billions.
Their electronic payroll payment system and the Bio-metric registration of federal personnel recognized 68,000 ghost workers and over 50,000 ghost pensioners.
The previous government also introduced the Single Contract Requisition system with a legislative oversight.
The cashless economy was the cause that “Ghana-Must-Go” vanished in the National Assembly and around the corridors of his government.
Trillions of naira were reportedly returned and saved with the aid of these high-tech corruption fighting system.
Falana, who is also one of the key critics of ex-president Goodluck Jonathan’s government, has suggested that GEJ fought corruption in more civilized ways than Buhari.
The Lagos lawyer in a Channels TV programme said that: “contrary to the general belief that former President closed his eyes to corruption, President Goodluck Jonathan did so much in the fight against corruption including the sack of three of his ministers for alleged graft.”
Falana added that Jonathan carried out the most positive loot recovery without making noise about it.
Watch the interview below:
It should be noted that during the Jonathan’s tenure, the administration presented the Single Bank account for the country, saving billions.
Their electronic payroll payment system and the Bio-metric registration of federal personnel recognized 68,000 ghost workers and over 50,000 ghost pensioners.
The previous government also introduced the Single Contract Requisition system with a legislative oversight.
The cashless economy was the cause that “Ghana-Must-Go” vanished in the National Assembly and around the corridors of his government.
Trillions of naira were reportedly returned and saved with the aid of these high-tech corruption fighting system.
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