The Economic and Financial Crimes
Commission (EFCC) says its Acting
Chairman, Mr Ibrahim Magu, has been
endorsed by 25 countries around the world
for his relentless fight against corruption.
The Spokesman of the commission, Mr Wilson
Uwujaren, said this in a statement on Friday.
Uwujaren said the endorsement was the outcome
of an opinion poll conducted by UK-based Global
Peace Movement International.
The poll came a week after Transparency
International (TI) released its latest transparency
index, he said.
According to him, Nigeria for the first time in over
a decade, moved up in the global anti-corruption
and transparency ranking.
He said that analysts had attributed the
improvement to the efforts of the EFCC under
Magu.
“ According to the report by Transparency
International, the corruption perception index ranked
176 countries on a scale of 0 (perceived to be
corrupt) to 100 (perceived to be clean).
“In the report, Somalia was ranked the most corrupt
country in the world for the tenth straight year ,” the
spokesman said.
The President General of Global Peace Movement
International, Dr Mike Uyi , said the poll was
conducted to ascertain global opinion on the work
of the EFCC.
Uyo said Magu secured more than 96 per cent
endorsement by respondents, with the U. S., the
UK, France, Germany, Russia, Canada, China and
Belgium commending the work of the commission.
According to the report of the survey, the U.S.
topped the list of countries that endorsed the EFCC
chairman with 92 per cent of its respondents for,
and 7 per cent against.
The UK returned a 96 per cent affirmative and
France 85.
Other results of the poll, Uwujaren added, showed
that 90 per cent of German respondents voted in
favour of the EFCC chairman, while 9 per cent
disapproved.
Russia had 62 per cent in favour, and 29 per cent
against; Greece, 73 per cent for, and 22 per cent
against him.
Malta had 80 per cent in favour with 17 per cent
disapproval; Sweden, 85 per cent approval, and 7
per cent disapproval, and Belgium, 85 per cent for,
and 8 per cent.
Switzerland, Norway, Austria and India had 76, 85,
81 and 53 per cent approvals respectively, and 11,
8, 6 and 26 per cent disapproval in that order.
According to the EFCC spokesman, Brazil and
China returned 65 per cent approvals each, and a
disapproval rating of 27 and 22 per cent
respectively.
In Denmark, 84 per cent of the respondents voted
for Magu, and 4 per cent against, while in Canada
it was 91 per cent for and 3 per cent disapproval.
Other countries, including Japan, Luxemberg,
Mexico, South Korea, Portugal, Monaco and
Netherlands returned approval ratings of between
70 and 95 per cent.
Uyi said results of the survey on other elected or
appointed public officials in Nigeria would soon be
released to the public.
Pulse.com.ng

Gud one

Hmm

Fire on Magu.

Op you forgot to add your source.

And he's just catching the small thiefs....wait till he start landing the elite,we go climb up by thunder by strikar

Yet the ever useless and hate filled ipob miscreants want PDP Back...

However, Like I said before, PDP Can only rulE the useless jews in their phantom country..

NgeneUkwenu:
Yet the ever useless and hate filled ipob miscreants want PDP Back...

However, Like I said before, PDP Can only rulE the useless jews in their phantom country..

I thought those in the National Assembly were APC members now I know they're PDP Members / "IPod" yoots for wanting to remove Magu at all cost

Thanks for opening my eyes to the truth