Former Minister Urges Buhari To Imprison Some Erstwhile Ministers Over Alleged Embezzlement

Posted by Lolade on Wed 03rd Jun, 2015 - tori.ng

Former Minister of State for Education, Kenneth Gbagi, on Tuesday, June 2, asked President Muhammadu Buhari to probe some immediate past ministers of the Federal Republic of Nigeria who massively enriched themselves while in office.

 
 
Former Minister of State for Education, Kenneth Gbagi, on Tuesday, June 2, accused some immediate past ministers of the Federal Republic of Nigeria massively enriched themselves while in office.
 
To this end, he urged President Muhammadu Buhari to ensure that they go to prison after probing them.
 
According to him, the kind of money in the hands of some persons in Nigeria was enough to throw the country into war in the next ten years, adding that the money must be returned by these persons for the provision of infrastructure.
 
Gbagi said: ” President Muhammadu Buhari must be decisive if Nigeria must succeed as 2016 must be seen as a year when Nigerians enjoyed democracy.
 
"He should ensure that no rod is spared. Buhari has no right to grant pardon to anyone that has committed crime against the country because he is not a court. We hear that there are negotiations to grant pardon to some persons, everyone should be made accountable, there should be no negotiation. He will loose respect from Nigerians within six months if he does not ask all those people to vomit the money," he added.
 
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