The Senate Committee mandated to investigate the sacked Chairman of Presidential Task Force on Pension Reforms, Alhaji Abdulrasheed Maina has accused the Economic and Financial Crime Commission of sharing the over 222 recovered houses among officials of the Commission. The Chairman of the Federal Establishment Committee, Sen. Emmanuel Paulker made the disclosure under order 42 and 43 of the Senate rule during Thursday's plenary.
He said the Committee discovered that the EFCC recovered over 222 houses including hotels from Maina but lamented that the houses were shared among officials of the commission.

He added that since the mandate of the Committee was limited, it could not investigate further to identify who got what, where and under what circumstances.
According to him;

“Mr President, Distinguished colleagues, you could recall that the committee investigating former Presidential Task-force on Pensions Reforms, Abdulrasheed Maina was barely a month now.”

“We met a very complex situation because we realized that over 222 houses including hotels have been recovered by EFCC and ICPC and shared, but we lack the mandate to investigate that aspect. I wish that we should be given time,” he added."

Source:https://www.vigil360.com.ng/politics/21-top-news/4530-how-efcc-shared-222-houses-recovered-from-maina-senate.html

Bastards.

When will Magu accept Maina's challenge to open debate? Magu has so much questions to answer; no wonder his recent antics and media trial. Nigerian's are watching.

The houses were shared under the regime of Goatluck Jonaddaft.

Bloggers and unbelievable post like 5&6. Hmmmm 222 houses for where?

That's good. PDP shared the money and APC shared recovered loots.

efighter:
The houses were shared under the regime of Goatluck Jonaddaft.

And the Vegetable president reinstated the culprit, then sacked him but never stopped his salary.

All this lies just to make front page.
222 houses indeed.
Shey na una count am

problem de oooo,nigeria matter eeeh,e long pass season film

EFCC is just rubbish. Imagine the rogues masquerading as saints. All the noise about fighting corruption is nothing but theatrics and charade.