Senate should leave Magu alone.

The face-off between the executive and Senate could only be experience in a country where leadership are corrupt and confused.Ibrahim Magu has become a nightmare to corrupt politicians.

Some folks are bent in ruining this country at all cost, Ibrahim Magu the incumbent EFCC chairman has been performing very well and he should be allowed to discharge his duty.

Constitutionally, Senate does not have the power to remove or nominate EFCC chairman, it seems the 8th assembly has lost focus and their insistence on removal of Magu shows they are incorrigibly corrupt.

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How we can have effective policing system.

News have it that 80 percent of Nigeria policemen are appointed as private security details to some influential Nigerians. As a matter of fact, we have not adequate number of policemen and there is need for more. The remaining 20 percent police about 80 percent Nigerians, the elite among us are about 20 percent of the populations. No wonder armed robbers most of the time have a field day. The recent killings in Benue went on for long hours, seven men of Fulanis extraction were burnt alive and no one could stop them, where are the policemen?. For effective policing system, government should do the needful, you will be surprise some unscrupulous individuals have private police protection. No country grow like this, government have responsibilities to protect lives of its citizens.

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