₦airaland Forum

The office of the AGF & Minister of Justice had long been a force to reckon with due to the powers confered upon the AGF by the constitution of Nigeria.


From Michael Oandoka to Malami Abubakar SAN, controversies of corruption abuse of office and the likes have not been in short supply against the the office of the AGF and Minister of Justice.

At some point the senate were hell bent and separating AGF’s office from Minister of Justice.

From the list of minsters confirmed by Senate, during senate screening Lateef Fagbemi SAN had canvassed for more powers for his office by pushing for the merging of ICPC and EFCC and placing both under his supervision.


Many analysts believe he is obsessed with the powers that those two agencies wield and can’t wait to be sworn in to yank off the independence of pf those agencies of government.


Personally I think Nigeria needs powerful institutions not powerful individuals or personalities.


See what Buba Marwa is doing with a once comatose NDLEA, thats the effect of having the right persons incharge of affairs.


What is your take on Lateef Fagbemi as SAN, will the fight against corruption be strengthened or weakened?

Mushmush:
Look at a church rat glorifying himself. Nothing wey Musa no go see for gate

mrvitalis:
In terms of Infrastructure no governor in the history of Nigeria has done what Umiah did... Absolutely nobody, no body comes close

Revenue/Performance? Umiah is on a league of his own abeg

Mushmush:
But both of them as richer and better than your Dad.

Mossadd:
If you see how a lecturer was criticising Tinubu over Niger invasion and sanctions honestly you will expect a lecturer to understand that Ecowas not Nigeria want to invade Niger but they choose to put all the blame on Tinubu calling him non Muslim if Nigeria army eventually invade Niger be rest assured that hausa will sabotage Nigeria armies