NGF tackles EFCC over Benue govt. accounts freezing
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the governor recalled that similar incidents occurred in 2011 and 2014 respectively but no serious action was taken by the then government1 efcc had on tuesday froze the states account which was confirmed by terver akase the chief press secretary to gov. samuel ortom1 but i believe this government will not sit down and oversee unlawful operations happening from the security agencies1 from what happened yesterday someone can understand that this government is following due process and laws of nigeria1 effcs action in benue is something that should be reversed he said1 speaking on tuesdays blockade of the national assembly yari said it was very unfortunate1 he however said that the attendant reaction by the acting president had vindicated the federal government in the eyes of local and international communities1 government must spend more especially benue where there are issues of insecurity1 according to him the government of muhammadu buhari is following due process and will never oversee unlawful activities within the security agencies1 gov. abdullahi ganduje of kano state who was also in the presidential villa told correspondents that tuesdays incident at the national assembly was an embarrassment which should not have been allowed to happen1 on defection of his deputy prof. hafizu abubakar to peoples democratic party pdp ganduje said there was no cause for alarm1 according to him it is the season of defection as the all progressives congress apc is also receiving defectors from other parties1 the state house of assembly wanted to impeach him but i was prevailing on them but they insisted when he saw the handwriting on the wall he decided to resign1 they wanted to continue with the impeachment because he committed some impeachable offences but i pleaded and they dropped the charges and allowed him to go that is politics he said1