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Wednesday, March 06, 2019

EFCC Boss Magu Vows To Intensify War Against Vote Buying

The acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Ibrahim Magu has again expressed the resolve to intensify efforts in ensuring that the war against vote buying remained sustained.







Magu made the pledge on March 5, 2019 during a visit to the EFCC Ilorin Zonal Office, by a group of Foreign Observers from the European Union.

Speaking through the Zonal Head, Isyaku Sharu, he noted that the EFCC had also taken its campaign against vote buying and selling, to the marketplaces, Bureaux de Change operators, and the Independent National Electoral Commission.

“Vote buying and selling is a serious criminal offence, and anybody found wanting would be arrested, investigated and prosecuted,” he said, stressing that the Commission remained committed to eradicating electoral malpractice.

Speaking on behalf of the delegation, Mashu Poulsen, long term observer, European Union Election Observation Mission in Nigeria, commended the EFCC for its roles in fighting vote buying and selling in the country.

From efccnigeria.org





15 comments:

  1. ShiorπŸ™„πŸ™„πŸ™„πŸ™„ empty barrel

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  2. Vote buying only exist in PDP circle. Next place.

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    1. Shut your mouth

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    2. effc dictionary. apc are saints in their oblivious nebulous.

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    3. very stupid comment. what is the difference between pdp and apc? same groups of individuals cris crossing everywhere. I personally witnessed vote buying for the first time as a youth corper in sokoto state in 91.

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  3. Go and sit down one place Mr man. Didn't you see bullion van two weeks ago at Tinubu's residence? Arrant nonsense.

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    1. teejay leave them. apc members only knows how to blame pdp..na dia only achievement be that

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  4. ITS EXIST BOTH IN PDP AND APC

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  5. Bullon van in Bourdilion

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  6. Anakoreghi. Na today? @Blessed Princess

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  7. That's one reason Nigerians can't vote for a credible candidate.

    They'ld prefer the one that pays more money on election day than the one that would get things working.

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  8. Rumour has it that that Bullion ban was carrying Ballot boxes, if na money, e better na, bcos some people go collect the money , still vote for who dem prefer. Osiomole don Kuku tell the whole world shamelessly that if you join APC, your sins are forgiven, so what is this 'holy nweje' saying?

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