- Ibrahim Magu advised the Nigerian federal government on what to build in Sambisa forest - Magu advised the Nigerian government to build a maximum prison in the forest - He said corrupt people should be sentenced to the prison to cut them away from human communication Acting Chairman of the Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC), Ibrahim Magu, advised federal government to build a maximum prison in Sambisa forest. Sambisa forest is a former Boko Haram hideout captured by the Nigerian army in 2016. Magu said this action will put fear in the mind of people who indulge in corrupt practices in Nigeria. He made this statement in his office in Abuja on Monday, June 12, Media team of National Committee of Buhari Support Groups (NCBSG). Magu said sending corrupt people to prison in Sambisa would put fear in people's mind and reduce corruption. He lamented that people sent to Kirikiri prison in Lagos do not suffer isolation as they continue to communicate with people and live normal life, Daily Post reports. He said: "They still go about their businesses as if nothing is amiss, using their communication gadgets, whereas, their actions have made Nigeria poorer than most Nations of the world. Maximum prison in Sambisa Forest specifically for corrupt people.‎” “EFCC is leaving nothing to chance, we will making sure we continue to have the toughest position in the nation in relation to reducing corruption.

I second that motion

fyneguy:
I second that motion

Thirded

I third the motion.....


let nobody fourth this motion....fourth it and see ur teeth change colour like that of tinubu

who go appropriat fund for the building...?? Nass? Lol...