Abeem: The apparent half-heartedness, insincerity and double standard of this administration in the war against corruption has again come under attack.  The latest attack is from the CD, asking the chairman of EFCC to look into allegations against the president and some powerful members of its party and “produce his reports for Nigerians to accept that he is not just a tool of persecution as against an agent of prosecuting anti graft war."

The group, in a statement by its president, Dr. (Mrs.) Joe Oke-Odumakin called on the EFCC not to limit its investigations to the allegations against Atiku alone, but to also look into the following allegations:
[b]•Chief Gani Faweh-inmi’s petition against President Obasanjo for abusing his office to raise N6b from private and public institutions for his personal library;
•The allegation that the President has 200m shares in Transcorp;
•The corruption charge of a Tokunbo plane being purchased for the price of a new one on the Presidential fleet;
•The charge by the Revenue Allocation Committee that funds running into billions of dollars were withdrawn from the Excess Crude Accounts without the approval of the National Assembly;
•The probe into Bode George led NPA’s board where about N53b was reportedly mismanaged;
• The Works Ministry under Chief Tony Anenih where N360 billion was allocated without any motorable road to show for it; and the
•The disappearance of over N500 million from the Maritime Agency. The late Engr. Funso Williams queried this before his death. But the removed DG of the Agency was alleged to have disclosed that the funds were spent for the Southern Leaders Forum held in Enugu last December.[/b]


Interesting, but does the EFCC Chairman have the gut to accept this challenge?

Source:
http://www.thisdayonline.com/nview.php?id=58170